In a laboratory test of a beam loaded by end couples, the fiber at layer AB as shown are found to increase 50 x 103 mm while those at CD decrease 60 x 10-3 mm in the 240-mm-gage length. Using E- 190 GPa, determine the flexural stress at the top fiber. Answer must be in MPa. Given: a 40 mm, b= 130 mm, and c 70 mm.

In a laboratory test of a beam loaded by end couples, the fiber at layer AB as shown are found to increase 50 x 103 mm while those at CD decrease 60 x 10-3 mm in the 240-mm-gage length. Using E- 190 GPa, determine the flexural stress at the top fiber. Answer must be in MPa. Given: a 40 mm, b= 130 mm, and c 70 mm.

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