For the section shown here made ofwood (E1=16Gpa) and steel(E2=200Gpa) calculate the bendingstress at B and C when subjected to amoment of 1.5kN.m. *100 mmWood200 mm20 mmSteel50 mm For the section shown here made ofwood (E1=16Gpa) and steel(E2=200Gpa) calculate the bendingstress at B and C when subjected to amoment of 1.5kN.m. *100 mmWood200 mm20 mmSteel50 mm

Given:- The section is made up of wood and steel The elastic modulus of wood = E1 = 16 GPa The…

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For the section shown here made of wood (E1=16Gpa) and steel (E2=200Gpa) calculate the bending stress at B and C when subjected to a moment of 1.5kN.m. 100 mm Wood 200 mm 20 mm Steel 50 mm

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For the section shown here made of
wood (E1=16Gpa) and steel
(E2=200Gpa) calculate the bending
stress at B and C when subjected to a
moment of 1.5kN.m. *
100 mm
Wood
200 mm
20 mm
Steel
50 mm

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