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Q4: If the T- cross section of the beam shown in the Figure (3) below has bending stress of 37 MN/m? in the top surface (A), then determine the bending stress in the bottom (B).

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Q4: If the T- cross section of the beam shown in the Figure (3) below has
bending stress of 37 MN/m' in the top surface (A), then determine the bending
stress in the bottom (B).
120mm
10mm
110mm
B
10mm
Figure (3)
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