From the given figure below and its properties, calculate the stress at the top where the maximum moment is located. (MPa) Properties: Beam width = 207 mm Beam height = 386 mm WLL = 12.48 kN/m WDL = 15.26 kN/m Span of the beam = 8 m Prestressing force = 293 kN eccentricity = 135 mm

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