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calculate the maximum bending stress of a 2X2 bar steel projected horizontally to feet from a...

calculate the maximum bending stress of a 2X2 bar steel projected horizontally to feet from a concrete wall and supporting a vertical load of 12 pounds at the free end. Neglect the weight of the bar

211.45 psi
212.23 psi
216.05 psi
220.100 psi
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