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Tapered Beams: Engineers often taper beams so that the beam strength is larger where the bending moment is larger.

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1 Tapered Beams: Engineers often taper beams so that the beam strength is larger where the bending moment is larger

2 Tapered Beams: Engineers often taper beams so that the beam strength is larger where the bending moment is larger

3 Tapered Beams: Engineers often taper beams so that the beam strength is larger where the bending moment is larger

4 Tapered Beams: Engineers often taper beams so that the beam strength is larger where the bending moment is larger

5 Tapered Beams: Engineers often taper beams so that the beam strength is larger where the bending moment is larger

6 Tapered Beams: Engineers often taper beams so that the beam strength is larger where the bending moment is larger

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