Which of the following is false about two-force members? a. The line of action of the internal force in the member is always known. b. The external forces act at only two points on the member. c. The magnitude of the internal force is constant along the length of the member. d. The direction of the internal force in the member is always know/ Which of the following internal forces (and moments) prevents relative rotation about the y-axis of a member? a. Fx b. Fy c. My d. Mz

Which of the following is false about two-force members? a. The line of action of the internal force in the member is always known. b. The external forces act at only two points on the member. c. The magnitude of the internal force is constant along the length of the member. d. The direction of the internal force in the member is always know/ Which of the following internal forces (and moments) prevents relative rotation about the y-axis of a member? a. Fx b. Fy c. My d. Mz

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter6: Beams And Cables

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Problem 6.6P: Find the internal force systems acting on sections 1 and 2.

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