19. Length of the material is directly proportional to axial deformation. True O False 20. Shear equation is only applicable for simply supported beams. O True False 21. Moment diagram can determine the maximum bending moment of a beam with moving loads. True False

19. Length of the material is directly proportional to axial deformation. True O False 20. Shear equation is only applicable for simply supported beams. O True False 21. Moment diagram can determine the maximum bending moment of a beam with moving loads. True False

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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19. Length of the material is directly
proportional to axial deformation.
True
False
20. Shear equation is only applicable for
simply supported beams.
O True
False
21. Moment diagram can determine the
maximum bending moment of a beam with
moving loads.
True
O False

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