For a given loading on a rectangular plain concrete beam with an overall depth of 500 mm, the compressive strain and tensile strain developed at the extreme fibers are of the same magnitude of 2.5 x 10 4. The curvature in the beam cross-section (in m-¹, round off to 3 decimal places), is 1

For a given loading on a rectangular plain concrete beam with an overall depth of 500 mm, the compressive strain and tensile strain developed at the extreme fibers are of the same magnitude of 2.5 x 10 4. The curvature in the beam cross-section (in m-¹, round off to 3 decimal places), is 1

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