12 +b,h,d+bh +b₂h₂d² 12 Question 1.8 A box beam shown in Figure Q1.8 is subject to a bending moment about the z axis. The normal stress with the maximum magnitude due to the bending moment occurs at A C B Figure Q1.8 O a. Point C O b. Point A O C. Point B Point D O d.

12 +b,h,d+bh +b₂h₂d² 12 Question 1.8 A box beam shown in Figure Q1.8 is subject to a bending moment about the z axis. The normal stress with the maximum magnitude due to the bending moment occurs at A C B Figure Q1.8 O a. Point C O b. Point A O C. Point B Point D O d.

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