1. In structural members subjected to a combination of bending and axial force, what additional challenge do columns in steel building frames typically face? a) Resisting torsional forces b) Resisting shear forces c) Resisting bending moments d) Resisting only compressive loads e) None of these 2. What type of loads contribute to the bending moments experienced by columns in rigid frame buildings? a) Only vertical loads b) Only horizontal loads c) Combined vertical and lateral loads d) Only torsional loads e) None of these 3. What assumption is typically made about truss member connections in usual analysis? a) Perfect alignment of joints b) Presence of friction at joints c) Exact coincidence of member centers of gravity at joints d) Absence of secondary bending forces e) None of these 4. What is the relationship between lateral deflections and moments in structural members? a) Lateral deflections have no effect on moments b) Lateral deflections decrease moments c) Increased lateral deflections result in larger moments d) Decreased lateral deflections result in smaller moments e) None of these

1. In structural members subjected to a combination of bending and axial force, what additional challenge do columns in steel building frames typically face? a) Resisting torsional forces b) Resisting shear forces c) Resisting bending moments d) Resisting only compressive loads e) None of these 2. What type of loads contribute to the bending moments experienced by columns in rigid frame buildings? a) Only vertical loads b) Only horizontal loads c) Combined vertical and lateral loads d) Only torsional loads e) None of these 3. What assumption is typically made about truss member connections in usual analysis? a) Perfect alignment of joints b) Presence of friction at joints c) Exact coincidence of member centers of gravity at joints d) Absence of secondary bending forces e) None of these 4. What is the relationship between lateral deflections and moments in structural members? a) Lateral deflections have no effect on moments b) Lateral deflections decrease moments c) Increased lateral deflections result in larger moments d) Decreased lateral deflections result in smaller moments e) None of these

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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