Discussion
Shear lag in a wide flange causes the direct stress to be
Answer: D
The load has to travel into the flange by shear, and that transfer takes distance, so material far from a web is not fully stressed. Designers allow for it by counting only an effective width of skin as working, which is what the boom idealisation of a wing box quietly assumes.
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