Q. The areas of cross-section of a square beam and a circular beam subjected to equal bending moments, are same.

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Q. For the same height, the bottom width for no tension,

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Q. The intensity of direct longitudinal stress in the cross-section at any point distant r from the neutral axis, is proportional to

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Q. For a beam, if fundamental equations of statics are not sufficient to determine all the reactive forces at the supports, the structure is said to be

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Q. The moment diagram for a cantilever carrying linearly varying load from zero at its free end and to maximum at the fixed end will be a

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Q. The effect of arching a beam, is

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Q. The phenomenon of slow growth of strain under a steady tensile stress, is called

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Q. Hooke's law states that stress and strain are

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Q. A 8 metre long simply supported rectangular beam which carries a distributed load 45 kg/m. experiences a maximum fibre stress 160 kg/cm². If the moment of inertia of the beam is 640 cm⁴, the overall depth of the beam is

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Q. If the depth of a simply supported beam carrying an isolated load at its centre, is doubled, the deflection of the beam at the centre will be changed by a factor of

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Q. The equivalent length of a column fixed at one end and free at the other end, is

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Q. A cast iron T section beam is subjected to pure bending. For maximum compressive stress to be three times the maximum tensile stress, centre of gravity of the section from flange side is

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Q. The equivalent length of a column fixed at both ends, is

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Q. The rise of a parabolic arch at quarter points, is equal to

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