FE EXAM - CIVIL ENGINEERING NOTES UPDATED EXAM WITH MOST TESTED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | ASSURED SUCCESS WITH DETAILED RATIONALES

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FE EXAM - CIVIL ENGINEERING NOTES UPDATED EXAM
WITH MOST TESTED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |
GRADED A+ | ASSURED SUCCESS WITH DETAILED
RATIONALES

1. **For beam deflection, what variables are required for calculations?**



- A) Load and angle

- B) Distributed load, point load, slope, deflection

- C) Thickness and material properties

- D) Force and velocity



**Answer: B) Distributed load, point load, slope, deflection**



2. **What does maximum shear stress in a material relate to?**



- A) Radius of Mohr's Circle

- B) Load divided by area

- C) Young's Modulus

- D) The thickness of the material



**Answer: A) Radius of Mohr's Circle**



3. **What is the difference between True Stress and Engineering Stress?**

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- A) True Stress uses the initial cross-sectional area

- B) Engineering Stress uses the actual cross-sectional area

- C) True Stress uses the actual cross-sectional area

- D) Engineering Stress uses the initial cross-sectional area



**Answer: D) Engineering Stress uses the initial cross-sectional area**



4. **What defines a Thin-Walled Cylinder?**



- A) The wall thickness is greater than one-tenth of the radius

- B) The wall thickness is less than one-tenth of the inside radius

- C) The wall is made of metal

- D) The radius is smaller than the thickness



**Answer: B) The wall thickness is less than one-tenth of the inside radius**



5. **What is Hooke's Law?**



- A) Stress is proportional to strain in a solid

- B) Stress is independent of strain

- C) Force is proportional to displacement

- D) Strain is proportional to temperature



**Answer: A) Stress is proportional to strain in a solid**