Two identical wooden beams of same cross section are joined together rigidly to form a composite beam. The ratio of moment of inertia of the soldered beam to the moment of inertia when beams are simply placed on each other without soldering is

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Two identical wooden beams of same cross section are joined together rigidly to form a composite
beam. The ratio of moment of inertia of the soldered beam to the moment of inertia when beams are
simply placed on each other without soldering is
Transcribed Image Text:Two identical wooden beams of same cross section are joined together rigidly to form a composite beam. The ratio of moment of inertia of the soldered beam to the moment of inertia when beams are simply placed on each other without soldering is
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