For the composite beam shown in the figure below, determine the maximum stresses in steel and aluminum, L = 20 (a+b). 200 mm Al. 350 W(kn/m)=4 b(mm)=D40 a(mm)=80 (a), (b) and (w) are given in the table below.

For the composite beam shown in the figure below, determine the maximum stresses in steel and aluminum, L = 20 (a+b). 200 mm Al. 350 W(kn/m)=4 b(mm)=D40 a(mm)=80 (a), (b) and (w) are given in the table below.

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