12 in.Properties of Triangle........h33 in.h36 in.3.A, = 5.44 in.216 in.Figure 4 The concrete at the top of thecross section shown in Figure 4is formed in a triangle. Calculatethe flexural strength, Mn, forthe cross scction. The centroidof a triangle is shown for yourreference. Assume f. =4, 000 psi%3D

Given:- f'c=4000psi As=5.44in2 fy=60ksi B=16 in To find:- Mn(flexural strength)

Answered: Properties of Triangle A

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