Consider the same beam (orientation a) in Q1. If b=20 cm and h = 10 cm, and if the beam material has a maximum allowable stress of100 MPa, then what is the maximum bending moment the beam can be exposed to?bCase (a)OI. 333.33 N.mO II. 20000 N.mIII. 33333.33 N.mO IV. 1000 N.mNeutral axis

Width of beam (b) = 20cm = 200 mm Depth of beam (h) = 10cm = 100 mm Maximum allowable stress = 100…

Consider the same beam (orientation a) in Q1. If b=20 cm and h = 10 cm, and if the beam material has a maximum allowable stress o 100 MPa, then what is the maximum bending moment the beam can be exposed to? b Case (a) OI. 333.33 N.m O II. 20000 N.m III. 33333.33 N.m O IV. 1000 N.m Neutral axis

Consider the same beam (orientation a) in Q1. If b=20 cm and h = 10 cm, and if the beam material has a maximum allowable stress o 100 MPa, then what is the maximum bending moment the beam can be exposed to? b Case (a) OI. 333.33 N.m O II. 20000 N.m III. 33333.33 N.m O IV. 1000 N.m Neutral axis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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