2. A wooden beam shown below reinforced with a steel plate at its base is subjected to an 18 KN.m. moment. If modulus of elasticity of steel is equal to 200 GPa and the modulus of elasticity of wood is 10 GPa, determine the maximum stresses produced in the wood and steel. 150 mm 250 mm 10 100 mm

2. A wooden beam shown below reinforced with a steel plate at its base is subjected to an 18 KN.m. moment. If modulus of elasticity of steel is equal to 200 GPa and the modulus of elasticity of wood is 10 GPa, determine the maximum stresses produced in the wood and steel. 150 mm 250 mm 10 100 mm

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2. A wooden beam shown below reinforced with a steel plate at its
base is subjected to an 18 KN.m. moment. If modulus of elasticity
of steel is equal to 200 GPa and the modulus of elasticity of
wood is 10 GPa, determine the maximum stresses produced in the
wood and steel.
150 mm
250
100 mm

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