In the elastic range, any increase in prestressed member does not show – McqOptions

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1.	In the elastic range, any increase in prestressed member does not show any effect on:
A.	Steel stress
B.	Compressive stress
C.	Bending stress
D.	Flexural stress
Answer» B. Compressive stress

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