Please explain each steps in detail Q1. Compute o for the following three cases:350 mm--250 mm-650 mm600 mm41fy=275 MPaf'c- 37 MPa3 Ø20աա 009500 mmfy=350 MPa Af'c= 23 MPa4 036750 mm700 mm-400 mm-fy=420 MPaf'c= 25 MPa80254If a moment of 212 kN.m was applied on each of the three sections above, will thatcause cracking?

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Q1. Compute ø for the following three cases: 650 mm 600 mm -350 mm- 44 4 fy=275 MPa f'c= 37 MPa 3 Ø20 ww009 500 mm A -250 mm- fy=350 MPa fc= 23 MPa 4 036 750 mm -400 mm- 4 fy=420 MPa f'c= 25 MPa 8 Ø25 If a moment of 212 kN.m was applied on each of the three sections above, will that cause cracking?

Q1. Compute ø for the following three cases: 650 mm 600 mm -350 mm- 44 4 fy=275 MPa f'c= 37 MPa 3 Ø20 ww009 500 mm A -250 mm- fy=350 MPa fc= 23 MPa 4 036 750 mm -400 mm- 4 fy=420 MPa f'c= 25 MPa 8 Ø25 If a moment of 212 kN.m was applied on each of the three sections above, will that cause cracking?

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