A tapering RC beam of span 3 m tapers from 300 mm (effective depth) at critical section to 200 mm (effective depth) at free end. The ultimate shear force and bending moment at critical section are 180 kN and 250 kNm respectively. The beam has uniform width of 230 mm throughout. The nominal shear stress is

A tapering RC beam of span 3 m tapers from 300 mm (effective depth) at critical section to 200 mm (effective depth) at free end. The ultimate shear force and bending moment at critical section are 180 kN and 250 kNm respectively. The beam has uniform width of 230 mm throughout. The nominal shear stress is

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