Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Transcribed Image Text:An irregular body can have more than one
center of gravity.
Select one:
O True
O False
Transcribed Image Text:A system of coplanar and non concurrent
forces are acting on a beam. For the beam to
be in equilibrium the sum of the forces acting
on the beam and sum of its support reactions
must be
Select one:
O Zero
O Equal to resultant
O Equal to moments
O Equal
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