A wooden beam is loaded by a distributed load 5 N/mm as shown in Figure Q4(a).The cross-section of the beam is shown in Figure Q4(b). Assume that Lan=1700 mm,Lc 3300 mm, W=180 mm, B = 20 mm, and H= 210 mm, hy=20 mm.Units: use N, mm, MPa as consistent units for all calculations.Decimal points: any decimal points are fine and all the numerical questions have a 10%error tolerance.Steps: Fill the gaps in the "steps" to get some marks from the working out process.Adaptive marking is still used.(a)(b)wholBoLụcCross-sectionFigure Q4: (a) A wooden beam is loaded by a distributed load, (b) cross-section of thebeam.Qaa) Determine the 2 moment of area of this cross-section in Figure Q4b)?

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