6. Select the correct statement: A) h stands for element height. B) h stands for hyperbolic element. C) h stands for characteristic model size. D) h stands for element size. 7. Select the correct statement: A) In Static study load direction is defined relative to selected geometry. B) In Static study load direction is defined in the global coordinate system. C) Load definition cannot use reference geometry. D) A local coordinate system must be defined prior to defining load. 8. Select the correct statement: A) Fixed Hinge fixture is identical to On Cylindrical Face fixture. B) Fixed Hinge fixture and On Cylindrical Face fixture are mutually exclusive. C) On Cylindrical Face fixture may be made the same as Fixed Hinge fixture D) On Cylindrical Face fixture can be fixed only one out of three directions.

6. Select the correct statement: A) h stands for element height. B) h stands for hyperbolic element. C) h stands for characteristic model size. D) h stands for element size. 7. Select the correct statement: A) In Static study load direction is defined relative to selected geometry. B) In Static study load direction is defined in the global coordinate system. C) Load definition cannot use reference geometry. D) A local coordinate system must be defined prior to defining load. 8. Select the correct statement: A) Fixed Hinge fixture is identical to On Cylindrical Face fixture. B) Fixed Hinge fixture and On Cylindrical Face fixture are mutually exclusive. C) On Cylindrical Face fixture may be made the same as Fixed Hinge fixture D) On Cylindrical Face fixture can be fixed only one out of three directions.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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