3) A hinge is a double constraint which restraints: a) a translation and a rotation in the plane; b) a rotation in the plane; c) two translations in the plane. 4) The Mohr's arbelos is the region in the plane of the special stress components σ- which defines: a) all and the only possible stress states in the neighborhood of a point of a continuum, at varying normal vector in that point; b) among the possible stress states defined in the neighborhood of a point of a continuum, only those which are principal; c) all the possible stress states in the neighborhood of a point of a continuum for which the stress tensor is diagonal. 5) The first invariant of the stress tensor is a measure of: a) the volume deformation about a point of a body; b) the deviatoric component of the stress tensor in a point of a body; c) the average normal stress component in a point of a body.
3) A hinge is a double constraint which restraints: a) a translation and a rotation in the plane; b) a rotation in the plane; c) two translations in the plane. 4) The Mohr's arbelos is the region in the plane of the special stress components σ- which defines: a) all and the only possible stress states in the neighborhood of a point of a continuum, at varying normal vector in that point; b) among the possible stress states defined in the neighborhood of a point of a continuum, only those which are principal; c) all the possible stress states in the neighborhood of a point of a continuum for which the stress tensor is diagonal. 5) The first invariant of the stress tensor is a measure of: a) the volume deformation about a point of a body; b) the deviatoric component of the stress tensor in a point of a body; c) the average normal stress component in a point of a body.
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![3) A hinge is a double constraint which restraints:
a)
a translation and a rotation in the plane;
b)
a rotation in the plane;
c) two translations in the plane.
4) The Mohr's arbelos is the region in the plane of the special stress components σ- which defines:
a) all and the only possible stress states in the neighborhood of a point of a continuum, at varying
normal vector in that point;
b) among the possible stress states defined in the neighborhood of a point of a continuum, only those
which are principal;
c) all the possible stress states in the neighborhood of a point of a continuum for which the stress
tensor is diagonal.
5) The first invariant of the stress tensor is a measure of:
a) the volume deformation about a point of a body;
b) the deviatoric component of the stress tensor in a point of a body;
c) the average normal stress component in a point of a body.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F63e1cfc5-d743-4910-a579-2d48ed6c9d1a%2Fedb4f1b5-56a6-424e-a337-0de147ec788d%2Fqbrucb_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:3) A hinge is a double constraint which restraints:
a)
a translation and a rotation in the plane;
b)
a rotation in the plane;
c) two translations in the plane.
4) The Mohr's arbelos is the region in the plane of the special stress components σ- which defines:
a) all and the only possible stress states in the neighborhood of a point of a continuum, at varying
normal vector in that point;
b) among the possible stress states defined in the neighborhood of a point of a continuum, only those
which are principal;
c) all the possible stress states in the neighborhood of a point of a continuum for which the stress
tensor is diagonal.
5) The first invariant of the stress tensor is a measure of:
a) the volume deformation about a point of a body;
b) the deviatoric component of the stress tensor in a point of a body;
c) the average normal stress component in a point of a body.
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