1. A rectangular block made of steel and a circular shaft made of steel have the same structural properties. ( ) 2. A negative normal force is compressive. ( ) 3. Cortical bone is a microstructure characterized as an interconnected network of rods or struts of bone tissue. ( ) 4. 4-point bend testing of whole bone is more common than 3-point bend testing. ( ) 5. For cases of a shaft loaded in pure torsion, the shear stress is maximum along the centerline. ( ) 6. Stress-Strain diagrams display material properties. ( ) 7. Stress is a vector quantity. () 8. The results of whole bone testing describe overall, “bulk” mechanical properties. () 9. Shear stress is zero on principal planes. ( ) 10. According to the stress concentration equation, stress decreases at the edge of features like holes. (

1. A rectangular block made of steel and a circular shaft made of steel have the same structural properties. ( ) 2. A negative normal force is compressive. ( ) 3. Cortical bone is a microstructure characterized as an interconnected network of rods or struts of bone tissue. ( ) 4. 4-point bend testing of whole bone is more common than 3-point bend testing. ( ) 5. For cases of a shaft loaded in pure torsion, the shear stress is maximum along the centerline. ( ) 6. Stress-Strain diagrams display material properties. ( ) 7. Stress is a vector quantity. () 8. The results of whole bone testing describe overall, “bulk” mechanical properties. () 9. Shear stress is zero on principal planes. ( ) 10. According to the stress concentration equation, stress decreases at the edge of features like holes. (

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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