The truss element can deform only in the

Q.

The truss element can deform only in the

A. Axial direction

B. Vertical direction

C. Horizontal direction

D. Inclined direction

Answer & Explanation

Truss elements are designed to resist only axial forces (tension or compression). They do not resist bending or shear forces, meaning they can only deform in the axial direction, along their length. Other deformation directions like vertical or horizontal do not apply.

Thus correct option is: A.

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Q.

How many nodes are there in a 3-D brick element?

A. 3

B. 6

C. 8

D. 9

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From below, choose the correct condition for the axisymmetric element.

A. Symmetric about axis

B. Boundary conditions are symmetric about an axis

C. Loading conditions are symmetric about an axis

D. All of the above

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Q.

Axis-Symmetric element is _____ Element.

A. 1D

B. 2D

C. 3D

D. 4D

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The minimum number of dimensions are required to define the position of a point in space is _____.

A. 3

B. 4

C. 1

D. 2

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