A planar 9-node quadrilateral element, used for the solution of an elasticity problem, has the following Degrees of Freedom per node (consider an xy-plane for the definition of the Degrees of Freedom) (select all applicable answers): Translational Degree of Freedom in the x-direction Translational Degree of Freedom in the y-direction Translational Degree of Freedom in the z-direction Rotational Degree of Freedom about the x-direction Rotational Degree of Freedom about the y-direction Rotational Degree of Freedom about the z-direction

A planar 9-node quadrilateral element, used for the solution of an elasticity problem, has the following Degrees of Freedom per node (consider an xy-plane for the definition of the Degrees of Freedom) (select all applicable answers): Translational Degree of Freedom in the x-direction Translational Degree of Freedom in the y-direction Translational Degree of Freedom in the z-direction Rotational Degree of Freedom about the x-direction Rotational Degree of Freedom about the y-direction Rotational Degree of Freedom about the z-direction

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter3: Transient Heat Conduction

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