After applying the dead load P on the rectangular beam with b=300mm, d=500mm, and h=700mm, the short-term deflection became 10mm.If this load is left for 5 years, what is the total deflection after 5 years? After applying the dead load P on the rectangular beam with b=300mm, d=500mm,and h=700mm, the short-term deflection became 10mm.If this load is left for 5 years, what is the total deflection after 5 years?A. = 2280mm², A,' = 1285mm²1

Answer We are given width b = 300 mm effective depth d = 500 mm Total height h= 700 mm short term…

After applying the dead load P on the rectangular beam with b=300mm, d=500mm, and h=700mm, the short-term deflection became 10mm. If this load is left for 5 years, what is the total deflection after 5 years? A, = 2280mm²,A,' = 1285mm²1

After applying the dead load P on the rectangular beam with b=300mm, d=500mm, and h=700mm, the short-term deflection became 10mm. If this load is left for 5 years, what is the total deflection after 5 years? A, = 2280mm²,A,' = 1285mm²1

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After applying the dead load P on the rectangular beam with b=300mm, d=500mm,
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If this load is left for 5 years, what is the total deflection after 5 years?
A. = 2280mm², A,' = 1285mm²1

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