How did you work out the vertical total stress? bit lost on how you got the answer.

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Q: How does bending stress impact engineering design?

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Q: Explain the Vertical stress under uniform load at corner ?

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Q: For the beam loading and geometry shown, determine the following: a. Cracking moment; f = 21 MPa b.…

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Q: Define the Vertical Stress Caused by a Line Load ?

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