Problem 5.5 Analysis of T BeamsFor Problems 5.5 to 5.15, determine the design moment strengths PrM, of the sections shown. Use f, = 60,000 psi and f =4000 psi, except for Problem 5.9, where f= 5000 psi. Checkeach section to see if it is ductile.Problem 5.5 (Ans. 369.1 ft-k)effective width = 40 in.%3D3 in.28 in.3 #9|-14 in-|2.

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