A simply supported beam made of W21x62 with a span of 8 m is subjected to counterclockwise moment at the left support and a counterclockwise moment at the right support. The moment at the right support is 1.5 times that at the left support, both bending about the strong axis. Assuming A36 steel, determine the following:

A simply supported beam made of W21x62 with a span of 8 m is subjected to counterclockwise moment at the left support and a counterclockwise moment at the right support. The moment at the right support is 1.5 times that at the left support, both bending about the strong axis. Assuming A36 steel, determine the following:

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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