120 mm10 kN/m5 mFormül;TLGyab*G' 525için c = ; =(1-- 0,630b/a)Tmaks=vọM,(lzy.z-ly.y) + M,(1,.z- ly.y)Og+ dy x- dy22ryOs + dy, tan28, =- dycos20 + Trysin20. dortTyy --% sin20 + rzycos20 , amars.min - + )+ r,TmaksAs den = 12 MPa ve tem = 09 MPa for the beam shown in the figure, determine theminimum height h in the loading condition.O 347,22 mmO 338.51 mmO 352.35 mmO 372.39 mmO 360.84 mm

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120 mm 10 kN/m 5 m Forma TL M.(ley-l, y) + M,(.-ly.y) 4.1, -l, My It ZIA a- , cor20 + Tayrin29 Gart- 2 tan28,- y--sin20 + Tycos2e, omaimin- ) + r, 2 Tmaks As cen = 12 MPa va ter = 09 MPa for the beam shown in the figure, determine the minimum height h in the loading condition. 347.22 mm 338.51 mm 352.35 mm 372.39 mm 360.84 mm

120 mm 10 kN/m 5 m Forma TL M.(ley-l, y) + M,(.-ly.y) 4.1, -l, My It ZIA a- , cor20 + Tayrin29 Gart- 2 tan28,- y--sin20 + Tycos2e, omaimin- ) + r, 2 Tmaks As cen = 12 MPa va ter = 09 MPa for the beam shown in the figure, determine the minimum height h in the loading condition. 347.22 mm 338.51 mm 352.35 mm 372.39 mm 360.84 mm

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