L For the beam shown above with length L= 7 m with the applied uniformly distributed load of w = 14 kN/m, what is the maximum bending stress if the beam has a cross section with the following dimensions: b = 100 mm d = 250 mm tę = 20 mm tw = 15 mm

L For the beam shown above with length L= 7 m with the applied uniformly distributed load of w = 14 kN/m, what is the maximum bending stress if the beam has a cross section with the following dimensions: b = 100 mm d = 250 mm tę = 20 mm tw = 15 mm

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For the beam shown above with length L = 7 m with the applied uniformly distributed load of w = 14
KN/m, what is the maximum bending stress if the beam has a cross section with the following
dimensions:
b = 100 mm
d = 250 mm
t = 20 mm
tw = 15 mm
tw

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