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Where is the Neutral axis located?

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Neutral axis: A neutral axis is an axis found in the cross-section of a beam along which there are no stresses or strains.
Location of Neutral axis:
The neutral axis is where the entire body will be balanced. Assume that several imbalanced forces are at work in an object.
As a result, the body will be balanced at a neutral point, and the neutral axis will be positioned there.

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