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For the beam section shown below, calculate the nominal flexural capacity (Mn) assuming that the tension force is T=1000 kN, the stress block depth is a=150 mm, and f'c = 40 MPa

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For the beam section shown below, calculate the nominal flexural capacity (M_n) assuming that the tension force is T=1000 kN, the stress block depth is a=150 mm, and f'_c = 40 MPa.

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