623 w 20 kN/m 100 u 300 m A 6 m 100 m FIGURE 16.a FIGURE 16.b Determine the moment at midapan of the beam. Determine the location of the neutral axis of the cress-section of the beam fr om the topmost fiber. Determine the moment of inertia at the neutral axis of the cross- section of the beam.

623 w 20 kN/m 100 u 300 m A 6 m 100 m FIGURE 16.a FIGURE 16.b Determine the moment at midapan of the beam. Determine the location of the neutral axis of the cress-section of the beam fr om the topmost fiber. Determine the moment of inertia at the neutral axis of the cross- section of the beam.

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FIGURE 16.b
Determine the moment at midspan of the beam.
Determine the location of the neutral axis of the cress-section of
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Determine the moment of inertia at the neutral axis of the cross-
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Determine the flexural stress at the edge of the topmost fiber at
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