(2) lubäi The difference between shear strain and linear strain Linear Strain is change in length/original length while shear strain is the angle of deformation linear strain and shear strain are the same and equal to the change in length / original O length None O linear strain and shear strain are the same and equal to the change in angle under shear force (2) ibäi A concentrated load is one which acts at a point on a beam O varies uniformly over the whole length of a beam

(2) lubäi The difference between shear strain and linear strain Linear Strain is change in length/original length while shear strain is the angle of deformation linear strain and shear strain are the same and equal to the change in length / original O length None O linear strain and shear strain are the same and equal to the change in angle under shear force (2) ibäi A concentrated load is one which acts at a point on a beam O varies uniformly over the whole length of a beam

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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