1- A beam is called statically determinate if: a) The beam is fixed at both ends b) The beam is subjected to concentrated and distributed line loads c) The equations of equilibrium are enough to solve for the reactions 2- A moment diagram can be deduced from a shear diagram. a) True b) False 3- The moment of inertia I and the section modulus S are inversely proportional a) True b) False

1- A beam is called statically determinate if: a) The beam is fixed at both ends b) The beam is subjected to concentrated and distributed line loads c) The equations of equilibrium are enough to solve for the reactions 2- A moment diagram can be deduced from a shear diagram. a) True b) False 3- The moment of inertia I and the section modulus S are inversely proportional a) True b) False

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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