print Full Name (Questions 1-15: each 2 point) I. A beam is defined as a structu
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print Full Name (Questions 1-15: each 2 point) I. A beam is defined as a structural member primarily subjected to a. Transverse loading b. Axial and transverse loading c. Axial loading d. None of these 2. Live load a. Varies in position b. Could be expressed as uniformly distributed load c. Varies in magnitude d. All 3. Which of the following is the correct statement from the following: Dead loads change their positions and vary in magnitude Dead loads are known in the beginning of the design Dead load includes self-weight of the structure and super-imposed loads permanen a. b. c. attached to the structure None of the above d. 4. Structural members that frame from column to column providing end support for other b called a. Filler beams b. Joist c. Girders d. All of the above The magnitude of the load factor reflects the uncertainty of that particular load. The linear combination of service loads in a group, each multiplied by its respective fac 5. a. Allowable load b. Factored load c. Reduced load d. True load tension members. a. True b. FalseExplanation / Answer
1) Option A is corect. beams are primarily subjected to transverse loads. So it will subjected to bending. It will not subjected to axial loads.
2)Option D is correct. Live load is varies in position and can be expressed as distributed loads, and varies in magnitude.
3)Option C is correct. Dead load means self weight and super imposed which are fixed. Dead loads are not moving or it can not be known before design.
4) Option d is correct. Joist , filler beams and girders are run from column to column and provides end support.
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