Question 4a pls Oy(Tension)Eyoy (Compression)FIGURE Q4(a)o < Oyo = Oy0 =CompressionNeutral axisTensionFIGURE Q4(b) Q4Figure Q4(a) shows the idealized stress-strain curve for steel and Figure Q4(b) showsthe yielding of the beam section due to bending. Explain in detail the relation betweenthese TWO (2) Figures based on your understanding of plastic analysis.(а)(b)Figure Q4(c) shows a continuous beam subjected to uniformly distributed load at spanAB and span EF. Span BE of the continuous beam is subjected to the concentratedload of 10 kN and 20 kN at C and D, respectively.(i)With the aid of sketches, identify all the possible collapse mechanism of thebeam and label the corresponding plastic hinges, plastic moment (Mp) androtation (0).(ii)Virtual work is one of the methods that can be used to analyze plastic moment(Mp). State the principle of virtual work, then by using this method, determinethe maximum plastic moment, (Mp) of the continuous beam.

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Q4 (a) Figure Q4(a) shows the idealized stress-strain curve for steel and Figure Q4(b) shows the yielding of the beam section due to bending. Explain in detail the relation between these TWO (2) Figures based on your understanding of plastic analysis.

Q4 (a) Figure Q4(a) shows the idealized stress-strain curve for steel and Figure Q4(b) shows the yielding of the beam section due to bending. Explain in detail the relation between these TWO (2) Figures based on your understanding of plastic analysis.

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