5. A beam which is provided more than two supports is known as: (a) Cantilever beam (b) overhanging beam (c) continuous beam (d) .. 6. The sheer force at a section considered positive when the resultant of the forces to the left of the section is: (a) Downwards (b) Upwards (c) Clockwise (d). 7. Stress of 12 KN/mm? is equal to : (a) 12x103 MN/m (b) 0.12 MN/m' (c) 0.012 MN/m? (d) 8. The cross section area of a hollow bar with inner diameter of 40 mm and outer diameter of 50 mm is equal to : (a) 7.85x10 m² (b) 7.85x104 m? (c) 7.85x10 m (d).

5. A beam which is provided more than two supports is known as: (a) Cantilever beam (b) overhanging beam (c) continuous beam (d) .. 6. The sheer force at a section considered positive when the resultant of the forces to the left of the section is: (a) Downwards (b) Upwards (c) Clockwise (d). 7. Stress of 12 KN/mm? is equal to : (a) 12x103 MN/m (b) 0.12 MN/m' (c) 0.012 MN/m? (d) 8. The cross section area of a hollow bar with inner diameter of 40 mm and outer diameter of 50 mm is equal to : (a) 7.85x10 m² (b) 7.85x104 m? (c) 7.85x10 m (d).

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