A 4.0 m rectangular cantilever beam is loaded with ultimate uniform load Wu=45kN/m over the whole span and concentrated load Pu= 70kN at the free end. Using As=6-25mm, b=250mm, h=400mm, f'c=21MPa, fy=276MPa, cc=50mm, and stirrups=10mm, determine the following: Determine the effective depth of the beam in mm.0 Determine the critical shear Vu in kN.0 Determine the load to be carried by the stirrups Vs in kN.0

A 4.0 m rectangular cantilever beam is loaded with ultimate uniform load Wu=45kN/m over the whole span and concentrated load Pu= 70kN at the free end. Using As=6-25mm, b=250mm, h=400mm, f'c=21MPa, fy=276MPa, cc=50mm, and stirrups=10mm, determine the following: Determine the effective depth of the beam in mm.0 Determine the critical shear Vu in kN.0 Determine the load to be carried by the stirrups Vs in kN.0

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