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The internal resistance to an external force applied to a body is known as:

a. Strain

b. Stress

c. Young's Modulus

d. Ultimate strength

e. Allowable strength. - correct answer ✔✔a



When referring to stress as used in applied mechanics, the value is usually expressed in:

a. Kilopascals

b. Kilowatts

c. Joules

d. Square metres

e. Newtons/metre. - correct answer ✔✔a



The various types of stress measured in the study of applied mechanics are:

a. Radiation, ultrasonic, brittle and ductile

b. Concentrated, simple, uniform and random

c. Tense, counteractive, reactive, centrifugal and opposite

d. Torsional, compressive, uniform, shear and tensile

e. Torsional, compressive, bending, shear and tensile. - correct answer ✔✔e



A load exerted upon rivets will produce a stress type classed as:

a. Bending

b. Shearing

, c. Torsional

d. Compressive

e. Tensile. - correct answer ✔✔b



The amount of deformation compared to the original size of a body, in applied mechanics is, referred to
as:

a. Strain

b. Stress

c. Set

d. Variable

e. Elastic limit. - correct answer ✔✔a



If the amount that a bolt is stretched when subjected to a load is divided by the original length, the ratio
found is classed as:

a. Linear stress

b. Compressive stress

c. Axial stress

d. Linear strain

e. Axial thrust. - correct answer ✔✔d



An I-beam under compressive load is, found to be 0.023 mm shorter than the original length. Given the
original length we can find the:

a. Compressive stress

b. Tensile stress

c. Linear strain

d. Tensile strain

e. Shearing strain. - correct answer ✔✔c



Linear strain measures the change of length per unit length when a force is applied. Which of the
following forces is applied to produce linear strain?

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