40 20 40 The member demonstrated in figure is subjected to a resultant internal bending M, as shown. If the wood used for the T-beam has an allowable tensile 20 30 and compressive stress of (Gallow)= 10 MPa and (o,low)= 15 MPa respectively. 40 10 10 Determine the maximum allowable internal moment M, that can be applied Me to the beam. Note: Dimensions are given in

40 20 40 The member demonstrated in figure is subjected to a resultant internal bending M, as shown. If the wood used for the T-beam has an allowable tensile 20 30 and compressive stress of (Gallow)= 10 MPa and (o,low)= 15 MPa respectively. 40 10 10 Determine the maximum allowable internal moment M, that can be applied Me to the beam. Note: Dimensions are given in

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