Compute the flexural stress (MPa) in the concrete for the beam shown using transformed-areamethod. Area of 1-#25 bar is 510 mm? and for 1-#29 bar is 645 mm? . Assume cracked section.2 #2570 mm560'mmM = 275 kN.m700 mmn= 84 #2970 mm- 400 mm- Determine the moment of inertia of the beam shown using the transformed-area method. Areaof 1-#25 bar is 510 mm² and for 1-#29 bar is 645 mm² . Assume cracked section.2#2570 mm560'mmM = 275 kN.m700 mmn = 84 #2970 mm400 mm

Compute the flexural stress (MPa) in the concrete for the beam shown using transformed-area method. Area of 1-#25 bar is 510 mm and for 1-#29 bar is 645 mm? . Assume cracked section. 2 #25 70 mm 560'mm M = 275 kN-m n= 8 700 mm 4 #29 70 mm 400 mm-

Compute the flexural stress (MPa) in the concrete for the beam shown using transformed-area method. Area of 1-#25 bar is 510 mm and for 1-#29 bar is 645 mm? . Assume cracked section. 2 #25 70 mm 560'mm M = 275 kN-m n= 8 700 mm 4 #29 70 mm 400 mm-

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Compute the flexural stress (MPa) in the concrete for the beam shown using transformed-area
method. Area of 1-#25 bar is 510 mm? and for 1-#29 bar is 645 mm? . Assume cracked section.
2 #25
70 mm
560'mm
M = 275 kN.m
700 mm
n= 8
4 #29
70 mm
- 400 mm-

Determine the moment of inertia of the beam shown using the transformed-area method. Area
of 1-#25 bar is 510 mm² and for 1-#29 bar is 645 mm² . Assume cracked section.
2#25
70 mm
560'mm
M = 275 kN.m
700 mm
n = 8
4 #29
70 mm
400 mm

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