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How the bending stress can be calculated?Question 5Select one:a.By bending moment and area of cross-sectionb.By bending moment and axial moment of inertiac.By bending moment and polar moment of resistance

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How the bending stress can be calculated?Question 5Select one:a.By bending moment and area of cross-sectionb.By bending moment and axial moment of inertiac.By bending moment and polar moment of resistance

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The bending stress in a beam can be calculated using the formula:

σ = M*y/I

where:

  • σ is the bending stress
  • M is the bending moment
  • y is the distance from the neutral axis
  • I is the moment of inertia of the cross-section

So, the correct answer is b. By bending moment and axial moment of inertia.

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