A rectangular beam 350mm wide is to be designed for an ultimate moment of 750kN.m with f’c=28MPa and fy=415MPa. The effective depth of the tension bars is 500mm and 70mm for compression bars. Determine the amount of compression reinforced required in sq. mm

A rectangular beam 350mm wide is to be designed for an ultimate moment of 750kN.m with f’c=28MPa and fy=415MPa. The effective depth of the tension bars is 500mm and 70mm for compression bars. Determine the amount of compression reinforced required in sq. mm

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