A.X == 3. Centroid of quarter circular area is.. 4r A.X = 3n B. y = 4r 3n C. x = y = 3 D. None of these. 4. Which support does not offer horizontal reaction? A. roller support B. hinged support C. fixed support D. all of these 5.If the arm of a couple is doubled it moment will .. C. remain the same .......... A. be halved B.be doubled D. none of these

A.X == 3. Centroid of quarter circular area is.. 4r A.X = 3n B. y = 4r 3n C. x = y = 3 D. None of these. 4. Which support does not offer horizontal reaction? A. roller support B. hinged support C. fixed support D. all of these 5.If the arm of a couple is doubled it moment will .. C. remain the same .......... A. be halved B.be doubled D. none of these

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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