Determine the bending stress in a l-meter simple beam with a concentrated load of 1.25 kN at midspan. The beam has a rectangular section with b = 2 in and h = 4 in. а. 1.78 b. 2.56 с. 3.58 d. Answer is not among the choices

Determine the bending stress in a l-meter simple beam with a concentrated load of 1.25 kN at midspan. The beam has a rectangular section with b = 2 in and h = 4 in. а. 1.78 b. 2.56 с. 3.58 d. Answer is not among the choices

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Determine the bending stress in a l-meter simple beam with a concentrated load of 1.25 kN at midspan. The
beam has a rectangular section with b = 2 in and h = 4 in.
c. 3.58
Answer is not among the choices
a. 1.78
b. 2.56
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