Question 4 Multiple Choice [Note: There is only one correct answer.]1. An open-web joist girder is typically subject to:Concentrated gravity loadsb. Uniformly distributed gravity loadsc. Hydrostatic forcesd. Sliding snow loadse. None of the abovea.2. KCS open-web joists can span up to:а. 60 ftb. 40 ftс. 10 ftd. 240 fte. None of the above3. Open-web joists are typically made of:a. Wide-flange sectionsb. Channel sectionsc. Angle sectionsd. HSSe. None of the above

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Question 4 Multiple Choice [Note: There is only one correct answer.] 1. An open-web joist girder is typically subject to: a. Concentrated gravity loads b. Uniformly distributed gravity loads c. Hydrostatic forces d. Sliding snow loads e. None of the above 2. KCS open-web joists can span up to: а. 60 ft b. 40 ft с. 10 ft d. 240 ft e. None of the above 3. Open-web joists are typically made of: a. Wide-flange sections b. Channel sections c. Angle sections d. HSS e. None of the above

Question 4 Multiple Choice [Note: There is only one correct answer.] 1. An open-web joist girder is typically subject to: a. Concentrated gravity loads b. Uniformly distributed gravity loads c. Hydrostatic forces d. Sliding snow loads e. None of the above 2. KCS open-web joists can span up to: а. 60 ft b. 40 ft с. 10 ft d. 240 ft e. None of the above 3. Open-web joists are typically made of: a. Wide-flange sections b. Channel sections c. Angle sections d. HSS e. None of the above

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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