Q1: If the beam with T section shown in Figure 1 is subjected to a positive bending moment M.=45 Use the data (bf hf, bw,hw, and M) from Table 1, determine the following: The location of the centroid measured from the top fiber in (mm) The moment of inertia about the centroidal x axis (mm*) The maximum compressive stress in (MPa) The maximum tensile stress in (MPa) bf =82 hf =20 hw =20 bw =30

Q1: If the beam with T section shown in Figure 1 is subjected to a positive bending moment M.=45 Use the data (bf hf, bw,hw, and M) from Table 1, determine the following: The location of the centroid measured from the top fiber in (mm) The moment of inertia about the centroidal x axis (mm*) The maximum compressive stress in (MPa) The maximum tensile stress in (MPa) bf =82 hf =20 hw =20 bw =30

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Q1: If the beam with T section shown in Figure 1 is subjected to a positive bending moment M.=45
Use the data (bf hf, bw,hw, and M) from Table 1, determine the following:
The location of the centroid measured from the top fiber in (mm)
The moment of inertia about the centroidal x axis (mm*)
The maximum compressive stress in (MPa)
The maximum tensile stress in (MPa)
bf =82
T
hf =20
hw =20
bw =30

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