State the load a beam with a rectangular cross section

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the load a beam with a rectangular cross section can support is jointly proportional to the beam's width and the square of its depth and inversely proportional to its length one beam is half as wide twice as long and three times as deep as a second beam find the ratio of the loads they can support

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