Find the bending stresses that exist at mid span

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The plain concrete beam shown having a rectangular cross section 10-in. wide and 18-in. deep is simply supported on a single span of 20 ft. Assuming no loads other than the dead load of the beam itself, find the bending stresses that exist at mid span.

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