2 A simply supported steel beam has a span of4 m and a rectangular cross section of 50 mm x50 mm deep. If the beam is uniformly distributedover the full span,a. Determine the plastic section modulus.b. Determine the plastic moment capacity ifFy = 345 MPac. Determine the uniformly distributed load it cancarry.

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a. Determine the plastic section modulus. b. Determine the plastic moment capacity if Fy = 345 MPa c. Determine the uniformly distributed load it can carry.

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A simply supported steel beam has a span of
4 m and a rectangular cross section of 50 mm x
50 mm deep. If the beam is uniformly distributed
over the full span,
a. Determine the plastic section modulus.
b. Determine the plastic moment capacity if
Fy = 345 MPa
c. Determine the uniformly distributed load it can
carry.

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