DETERMINE THE FLEXURAL STRESSES IN THESE MEMBERS USING THE TRANSFORMED-AREA METHOD. SHOW THE COMPLETE SOLUTION. Problem 2.21 (Ans. f = 1280 psi; f = 15,463 psi;f₁ = 26,378 psi)4 #84 # 10-18 in.-2in.22-/-in.3 in.28 in.M = 250 ft-kn=9

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Problem 2.21 (Ans. f = 1280 psi; f = 15,463 psi; f₁ = 26,378 psi) 4 #8 4 # 10 -18 in.- 2in. 22-/-in. 3 in. 28 in. M = 250 ft-k n=9

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DETERMINE THE FLEXURAL STRESSES IN THESE MEMBERS USING THE TRANSFORMED-AREA METHOD. SHOW THE COMPLETE SOLUTION.

Problem 2.21 (Ans. f = 1280 psi; f = 15,463 psi;
f₁ = 26,378 psi)
4 #8
4 # 10
-18 in.-
2in.
22-/-in.
3 in.
28 in.
M = 250 ft-k
n=9

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