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When a rectangular beam is loaded vertically downwards, the maximum compressive stress is developed on the-

ATop layer

BNeutral axis

CEvery cross section

DBottom layer

Answer:

A. Top layer

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The maximum compressive stress on a rectangular beam loaded vertically downwards occurs on the top layer. This is because where the stress is highest at the extreme fibres of the member.


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