A solid rod of bronze 20 mm in diameter is surrounded by a fitting steel cylinder of external diameter 28 mm. If the permissible bending stress in bronze and steel are 100 and 150 N/mm², find the moment of resistance of the composite section. The Young's modulus for steel may be taken as 1.75 times that of bronze.

A solid rod of bronze 20 mm in diameter is surrounded by a fitting steel cylinder of external diameter 28 mm. If the permissible bending stress in bronze and steel are 100 and 150 N/mm², find the moment of resistance of the composite section. The Young's modulus for steel may be taken as 1.75 times that of bronze.

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