25. Design stress is less than the ultimatestrength.O26. If the internal bending moment is negative,the beam bends concave upward.OTrueFalseOOTrueFalse27. If the internal shear is negative, the beambends concave downward,TrueFalse

(25) Design stress is the maximum allowable stress that a material can withstand under normal…

25. Design stress is less than the ultimate strength. O True O False 26. If the internal bending moment is negative, the beam bends concave upward. O True O False 27. If the internal shear is negative, the beam bends concave downward, O True False

25. Design stress is less than the ultimate strength. O True O False 26. If the internal bending moment is negative, the beam bends concave upward. O True O False 27. If the internal shear is negative, the beam bends concave downward, O True False

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