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Transcribed Image Text:2. Find the maximum tensile stress in the section of the beam and find the orientation of the neutral axis with respect to the
horizontal.
W310 x 38.7 15.
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ly=7.26X 106 mm4
1₂ = 85.1 x 106 mm4
M-16 kN - m
Hint:
0x==
MzY+
Iz
Myz
ly
C
310 mm
165 mm
Iz
tang= tane
ly
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