A beam which is composed of concrete and a wide flange steel is subjected to moment M = 1146 kN.m. W Id I. 2d d Econc = 4.1 x 104 MPa Est = 2.46 x 105 MPa d = 380 mm Ast = 24066.667 mm2 Ist = 1158.409 x 1o6 mm4 If it is a design requirement that the compressive stresses should only be carried by the concrete, compute the stress at the extreme fiber of concrete.

A beam which is composed of concrete and a wide flange steel is subjected to moment M = 1146 kN.m. W Id I. 2d d Econc = 4.1 x 104 MPa Est = 2.46 x 105 MPa d = 380 mm Ast = 24066.667 mm2 Ist = 1158.409 x 1o6 mm4 If it is a design requirement that the compressive stresses should only be carried by the concrete, compute the stress at the extreme fiber of concrete.

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