FORCES AND MOMENTS19. A free-body diagram:b)a) Shows a member in terms of the forces and moments acting on it.Applies to members that are freely suspended.Shows the internal stresses within a memberd) Relates shear and moment to stress and strain.c)20. What is the formula for moment:a) translational displacement x rotational displacementb) force x distancec) mechanical advantage x torqued) me²21. Which of the following units is an example of momenta) 10 kipsb) 30 kips/f1(klf)c) 30 kips/in (ks)d) 10 kip-ft

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19 A free-body diagram: a) Shows a member in terms of the forces and moments acting on it. b) Applies to members that are freely suspended. c) Shows the internal stresses within a member d) Relates shear ard moment to stress and strain 20. What is the formula for moment: a) translational displacement xrotat onal displacement b) force distance c) mechanical advantage x torque d) me² 21. Which of the following units is an example of moment a) 10 kips b) 30 kips/f1 (klf) c) 10 kips/in (si) d 10 kip-ft

19 A free-body diagram: a) Shows a member in terms of the forces and moments acting on it. b) Applies to members that are freely suspended. c) Shows the internal stresses within a member d) Relates shear ard moment to stress and strain 20. What is the formula for moment: a) translational displacement xrotat onal displacement b) force distance c) mechanical advantage x torque d) me² 21. Which of the following units is an example of moment a) 10 kips b) 30 kips/f1 (klf) c) 10 kips/in (si) d 10 kip-ft

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