The beam with triangular section L = 180 cm long shown in the figure is forced to bend with a distributed load q = 4.5 daN / cm2. The beam is made of material with a maximum bending stress of 3600 daN / cm2. Since the base of this beam is b = 6 cm, what should its height (h) be in order to carry this load with 4 safety? (The weight of the beam will be neglected) В L

The beam with triangular section L = 180 cm long shown in the figure is forced to bend with a distributed load q = 4.5 daN / cm2. The beam is made of material with a maximum bending stress of 3600 daN / cm2. Since the base of this beam is b = 6 cm, what should its height (h) be in order to carry this load with 4 safety? (The weight of the beam will be neglected) В L

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