According to the steel beam theory of doubly reinforced beams
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A. tension is resisted by tension steel
B. compression is resisted by compression steel
C. stress in tension steel equals the stress in compression steel
D. no stress is developed in compression concrete as well as in tension concrete
E. all the above.
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all the above.
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