3.4 The required flexural (bending moment) strength is of a reinforced concrete beam is Mu= 260 kip-ft Determine which of the following reinforcing bar arrangements can be used for this beam. a) 6-#6 b) 4-#8 c) 3-#9 Material properties are: f'c = 5 ksi fy = 60 ksi 12" 24" #4 Stirrups 1in cover over the stirrups

3.4 The required flexural (bending moment) strength is of a reinforced concrete beam is Mu= 260 kip-ft Determine which of the following reinforcing bar arrangements can be used for this beam. a) 6-#6 b) 4-#8 c) 3-#9 Material properties are: f'c = 5 ksi fy = 60 ksi 12" 24" #4 Stirrups 1in cover over the stirrups

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Chapter5: Beams

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Problem 5.5.8P

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