1. Concept questions in forms of multiple choices, filling blanks, and/or computations. a) Generally, the neutral axis of a curved beam under bending does not pass its centroid. True False False b) The transverse shear stress is significant in a slender beam. True_ c) A fixed-end beam is easier to buckle than a fixed-free end beam to buckle. True_, False_ d) Distortion energy theory is mainly for the torsion failure analysis. True_ False e) The fracture toughness obtained from a thin sheet specimen could be higher than that from a thick block specimen assuming that the same material is tested. True_ False 2

1. Concept questions in forms of multiple choices, filling blanks, and/or computations. a) Generally, the neutral axis of a curved beam under bending does not pass its centroid. True False False b) The transverse shear stress is significant in a slender beam. True_ c) A fixed-end beam is easier to buckle than a fixed-free end beam to buckle. True_, False_ d) Distortion energy theory is mainly for the torsion failure analysis. True_ False e) The fracture toughness obtained from a thin sheet specimen could be higher than that from a thick block specimen assuming that the same material is tested. True_ False 2

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