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The maximum tensile stress in a beam occurs:
The maximum tensile stress in a beam occurs:
A. At bottom fiber for sagging
B. At neutral axis
C. At top fiber for sagging
D. At mid arch
Explanation:
Bottom fiber experiences tension in sagging beam.
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