For the box beam shown in Fig. if themodulus of elasticity E = 20O GPa,%3Dthe flexural stresses at free end forpoint (a) is .MPaMPа *120mm16.2KN16.2KN10.2kN/m1m3m1mthickness of walls = 30 mmcross section120mm60mm

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For the box beam shown in Fig. if the
modulus of elasticity E = 20O GPa,
%3D
the flexural stresses at free end for
point (a) is .
MPa
MPа *
120mm
16.2KN
16.2KN
10.2kN/m
1m
3m
1m
thickness of walls = 30 mm
cross section
120mm
60mm

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