Q2. Which one is correct? ( 1. A composite beam (i.e. steel profile and concrete slab) with shear connectors (composite has larger 1 value compared to the equivalent beam with-out shear connectors. 2. The effective width of a composite beam is equal to the space between the adjacent bear 3. The effective width of a composite beam is equal to 1/4 of the span. 4. All of the above.

Q2. Which one is correct? ( 1. A composite beam (i.e. steel profile and concrete slab) with shear connectors (composite has larger 1 value compared to the equivalent beam with-out shear connectors. 2. The effective width of a composite beam is equal to the space between the adjacent bear 3. The effective width of a composite beam is equal to 1/4 of the span. 4. All of the above.

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