Civil PE Exam - Structural - Find the Maximum Tensile Stress in a Composite Beam

If you’re taking the PE Civil Structural Exam, then here’s a nice beam design problem the NCEES could send your way. It’s about finding the maximum tensile stress in the steel of a simply supported wood-steel composite beam.
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Clear and concise, thank you!

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