If a member of a truss is in compression, then what will be the direct – McqOptions

MCQOPTIONS

1.	If a member of a truss is in compression, then what will be the direction of force that it will apply to the joints?
A.	Outward
B.	Inward
C.	Depends on case
D.	No force will be there
Answer» B. Inward

Discussion

No Comment Found

Related MCQs

Find the force in the member PR.
The magnitude of the resultant of the two vectors is always:
Find the force in the member PQ.
What is after taking the assumption of the direction of the force, the direction comes opposite?
The magnitude of the unknown force can’t be known. But the direction can be founded out.
We use the method of joint to find the net force acting over the entire structure.
Which of the following conditions are true to make the calculations easy?First condition: We use the method of a joint to find the forces acting over the joints in the space trusses.Second condition: In this, we start from the joint having at least one known force and at the most two unknown forces.
Find the force in the member RQ.
For applying the method of joint at joints the forces need to be concurrent.
The free body diagram of which part of the section of the truss is made to make use of method of joints?