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Beams of uniform strength vary in section such that

ABending moment remains constant

BDeflection remains constant

CMaximum bending stress remains constant

DShear force remains constant

Answer:

C. Maximum bending stress remains constant

Read Explanation:

Beams of uniform strength have constant maximum bending stress across their length. The stress varies with the bending moment and section modulus. The section of the beam may be varied by changing the depth or width or both to ensure sufficient strength. The greatest tensile and compressive stresses at the critical section should not exceed their allowable stresses.


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