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According to the steel beam theory of doubly reinforced beams

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According to the steel beam theory of doubly reinforced beams

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Chris Hong
Chris Hong 7 years ago
This is the wrong answer. The right answer is A.
B. Compression is resisted by compression steel and concrete.
C. Stress in tension-steel must be greater than the one in compression steel.
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