Q8. The performance of an element can be written as p = fi(F).f2(G)f3(M). F, G and M in the performance equation represent I. Functional Requirement II. Geometric III. Materials IV. Materials Index Parameters Properties A. I, II and III В. I, I and IV С. П, Ш and IV D. I, II and IV

Q8. The performance of an element can be written as p = fi(F).f2(G)f3(M). F, G and M in the performance equation represent I. Functional Requirement II. Geometric III. Materials IV. Materials Index Parameters Properties A. I, II and III В. I, I and IV С. П, Ш and IV D. I, II and IV

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The performance of an element can be written as p = fi(F).f2(G).f3(M).
F, G and M in the performance equation represent
I. Functional
Requirement
II. Geometric
III. Materials
IV. Materials Index
Parameters
Properties
A. I, II and III
В. I, I and IV
С. П, Ш and IV
D. I, II and IV

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