Question 1 For the T-beam shown below (made from welding two rectangular cross-sectioned beams of side lengths a = 110mm and b = 15mm), compute the location (the y- coordinate) of the neutral axis (NA) as measured from the bottom of the beam. la b. a Your answer: 65mm 70mm O 67.5mm The question cannot be solved with the information provided. 60mm

Question 1 For the T-beam shown below (made from welding two rectangular cross-sectioned beams of side lengths a = 110mm and b = 15mm), compute the location (the y- coordinate) of the neutral axis (NA) as measured from the bottom of the beam. la b. a Your answer: 65mm 70mm O 67.5mm The question cannot be solved with the information provided. 60mm

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