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Find the maximum live load can be applied to the beam shown in the figure (3-1). Use 3425 for positive moment 4616 for negative moment. Where fe' = 33 Mpa, f, = 414 Mpa. WLL 430

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Find the maximum live load can be applied to the beam shown in the figure (3-1). Use
3425 for positive moment 4616 for negative moment. Where fc' = 33 Mpa, fy = 414
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