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Determine the elastic neutral axis,I,S, plastic neutral axis,Z,ξ (shape factor), yield moment, and plastic moment about...

Determine the elastic neutral axis,I,S, plastic neutral axis,Z,ξ (shape factor), yield moment, and plastic moment about the x-axis only for the beam sections below:

a. WT10.5×61

b. L6×6×5/8

Note:For unsymmetric sections, determine S-top and S-bottom

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​​​Question is very lengthy and time taking so please raise part b as a separate question.

Part a of the question is as follows

Ally Wells answered 1 year ago
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