Which of the following statements below are incorrect? select all which apply. a bending moment diagram is a diagram of internal bending moment along the beam caused by external loading O Shear force diagram could be considered as a function of beam load diagram as dv/dx = w, where V and w are internal shear force and external force density of the distributed force at one point along the beam, respectively. □ Bending moment diagram could be considered as a function of shear force diagram as dM/dx = V, where M and V are internal bending moment and internal shear force at one cross-section along the beam, respectively. a bending moment diagram is a diagram of external moment along the beam A shear force diagram is a diagram of extermal force along the beam A shear force diagram is a diagram of internal shear force along the beam caused by external loading

Which of the following statements below are incorrect? select all which apply. a bending moment diagram is a diagram of internal bending moment along the beam caused by external loading O Shear force diagram could be considered as a function of beam load diagram as dv/dx = w, where V and w are internal shear force and external force density of the distributed force at one point along the beam, respectively. □ Bending moment diagram could be considered as a function of shear force diagram as dM/dx = V, where M and V are internal bending moment and internal shear force at one cross-section along the beam, respectively. a bending moment diagram is a diagram of external moment along the beam A shear force diagram is a diagram of extermal force along the beam A shear force diagram is a diagram of internal shear force along the beam caused by external loading

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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