For the section shown, if the distance from the N.A to the steel centroid is 350 mm, 1 = 944.4 x 10^6 mm^4, Es = 200 GPa, Ec = 20 GPa and M = -50 . kN.m, then the strain in steel is ... b D O O Aso D d -185.3 MPa O

For the section shown, if the distance from the N.A to the steel centroid is 350 mm, 1 = 944.4 x 10^6 mm^4, Es = 200 GPa, Ec = 20 GPa and M = -50 . kN.m, then the strain in steel is ... b D O O Aso D d -185.3 MPa O

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For the section shown, if the distance
from the N.A to the steel centroid is
350 mm, 1944.4 x 10^6 mm^4, Es =
200 GPa, Ec = 20 GPa and M = -50
kN.m, then the strain in steel is
b
P
-185.3 MPa O
-926 x 10^-6 O
926 x 10^-6 O
185.3 MPa O
zero O

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