The cracked moment, Mcr of the beam shown in Fig.(5), is 4- The cracked moment, Mn of the beam shown in Fig. (5), is:75 M0 75a-40.15b-43.15C-47.15d-49.15700e- No one of above3432165Fig (S)

Mcr=fr×IgytAssume Dimension of beam in inch and fc'=4000psifr=7.5×λ×fc'fr=474.34…

Answered: 4- The eracked moment, Men of the beam…

4- The eracked moment, Men of the beam shown in Fig. (5), is: 75 M0075 a-40.15 b-43.15 C-47.15 d-49.15 e- No one of above 700 3432 65 Fig (S

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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