Can you please explain clearly on how to calculate that maximum bending moment. QUESTION 1A beam of T cross section (flange 200mm x 12mm and web 320mm x 12mm) is loadedas shown. Determine:1,1 the position of the neutral axis, from the bottom, X-X1.2 the positions of the centroids of sections 1 and 2 from the neutral axis1.3 the second moment of inertia "T" of the cross section1.4 the maximum tensile bending stress at any location along the length of the beam1.5 the maximum compressive bending stress at any location along the length of the be1.6 Draw the stress distribution diagram at the position of maximum bending momentS0KNDe30002000500012kNX-

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QUESTION 1 A beam of T cross section (flange 200mm x 12mm and web 320mm x 12mm) is loaded as shown. Determine: 1.1 the position of the neutral axis, from the bottom, X-X 1.2 the positions of the centroids of sections 1 and 2 from the neutral axis 1.3 the second moment of inertia "I" of the cross section 1.4 the maximum tensile bending stress at any location along the length of the beam 1.5 the maximum compressive bending stress at any location along the length of the be 1.6 Draw the stress distribution diagram at the position of maximum bending moment

QUESTION 1 A beam of T cross section (flange 200mm x 12mm and web 320mm x 12mm) is loaded as shown. Determine: 1.1 the position of the neutral axis, from the bottom, X-X 1.2 the positions of the centroids of sections 1 and 2 from the neutral axis 1.3 the second moment of inertia "I" of the cross section 1.4 the maximum tensile bending stress at any location along the length of the beam 1.5 the maximum compressive bending stress at any location along the length of the be 1.6 Draw the stress distribution diagram at the position of maximum bending moment

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