For the I-section below with flanges 150 mm wide and 25 mm thick, a web 200 mmlong and 10 mm thick, calculate the combined bending and direct stress at A, B (locatedat centroid) and C, due to the applied loading.Given the following information:M=400 kN m applied moment)P₁=100 kN (located at centroid), CompressiveP₂-200 kN (Compressive)For P₂:e=50mm,e,=30mmI=1,02 × 10mI=1,41 × 105m²XMx110CNB: dimensions givenЄmmP2°YA25X200P115025

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