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the magnitude of the resisting moment at a section of the beam could be also defined as the sum of the moments of all compressive and tensile stresses. true false
Brief Explanations
The resisting moment in a beam is calculated as the sum of the moments of the internal compressive and tensile forces (stresses integrated over areas) about the neutral axis. This is a fundamental concept in beam bending theory.
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