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• derive the equations for tensile stresses in the bottom of steel for a. superposion beam...

• derive the equations for tensile stresses in the bottom of steel for
a. superposion beam
b. composite beam
• tell the differeces between them
• how the RC deck is composited with the steel beam?

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Ally Wells answered 1 month ago
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