A beam fabricated from western white pine has been reinforced by bonding steel strips on its top and bottom surfaces as shown. If the design is limited to wood = 1.5 ksi in the wood and steel = 35.6 ksi in the steel, determine the maximum bending moment if the beam bends about its vertical axis of symmetry. STEEL ←L3 BERDEE

A beam fabricated from western white pine has been reinforced by bonding steel strips on its top and bottom surfaces as shown. If the design is limited to wood = 1.5 ksi in the wood and steel = 35.6 ksi in the steel, determine the maximum bending moment if the beam bends about its vertical axis of symmetry. STEEL ←L3 BERDEE

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