[4f] Bridge design of a wide flange beams, usually acts, in both the vertical and horizontal directions. * Your answer [4g] The normal stress sum acting on the perpendicular faces of the of the stressed body is not variable and, of the slope or inclination. *

[4f] Bridge design of a wide flange beams, usually acts, in both the vertical and horizontal directions. * Your answer [4g] The normal stress sum acting on the perpendicular faces of the of the stressed body is not variable and, of the slope or inclination. *

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[4f] Bridge design of a wide flange beams,
usually acts, in both the
vertical and horizontal directions. *
Your answer
[4g] The normal stress sum acting on the perpendicular faces of the of the
stressed body is not variable and.
of the slope or inclination. *

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