Give me right solution Assume the beam carries the following loads:-Ultimate load of the slab = 50 kN/m%3D-Brick partition 0.25 width and 4m height with density 16 kN/m-Self-weight of beam 0.4m width and 0.5m depth with 24 kN/m3The total ultimate design load on beam!!Select one:O a.114.0 kN/mOb.98.0 kN/m90,0 kN/md.66.8 kN/m78,8 kN/m

The total ultimate load acting on the beam is equal to the sum of live load and dead load acting on…

Assume the beam carries the following loads: -Ultimate load of the slab = 50 kN/m %3D -Brick partition 0.25 width and 4m height with density 16 kN/m3 -Self-weight of beam 0.4m width and 0.5m depth with 24 kN/m3 The total ultimate design load on beam %3D

Assume the beam carries the following loads: -Ultimate load of the slab = 50 kN/m %3D -Brick partition 0.25 width and 4m height with density 16 kN/m3 -Self-weight of beam 0.4m width and 0.5m depth with 24 kN/m3 The total ultimate design load on beam %3D

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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