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Calculate the maximum bending moment in a W16x31 structural steel I-beam if the maximum bending stress...

Calculate the maximum bending moment in a W16x31 structural steel I-beam if the maximum bending stress is determined to be 29,000 lbs/in2

Calculate the maximum bending moment in a W16x31 structural steel I-beam if the maximum bending stress is determined to be 29,000 lbs/in^2. Show root equations.
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