Please help me solve 1,2,3 and 4! (1)(4)24"(2)#3at8"0.C.(3)#4at 8"O.C.4#844 #812"4#914"4 #812"2.M12"#4 at 9'0.c.21"3"6'15%4"4""fé= 4000 psiNWC.& Mn = ?#4 at 9" 0.c.Grade 60 steel.Tied Bars.f=5000 psi NWCGrade 60 steel& Mn = ?Tied Bars.fó= 3000 psiGrade 60 steel& M₁ = ?NWCTied Barsfé=3000 psi NWCGrade 60steel& Mn = ?h2=21"beam depth

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Please help me solve 1,2,3 and 4!

(1)
(4)
24"
(2)
#3
at
8"0.C.
(3)
#4
at 8"
O.C.
4#8
4
4 #8
12"
4#9
14"
4 #8
12"
2.M
12"
#4 at 9'0.c.
21"
3"
6'
15%
4"
4"
"
fé= 4000 psi
NWC.
& Mn = ?
#4 at 9" 0.c.
Grade 60 steel.
Tied Bars.
f=5000 psi NWC
Grade 60 steel
& Mn = ?
Tied Bars.
fó= 3000 psi
Grade 60 steel
& M₁ = ?
NWC
Tied Bars
fé=3000 psi NWC
Grade 60
steel
& Mn = ?
h2=21"
beam depth

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