If Fx, Fy denotes the components of the force vector, then which option is the correct secondary degrees of freedom present in the following figure of a plane elasticity problem?

If Fx, Fy denotes the components of the force vector, then which opti

1.	If Fx, Fy denotes the components of the force vector, then which option is the correct secondary degrees of freedom present in the following figure of a plane elasticity problem?
A.	\(F_6^x=F_6^y\)≠0
B.	\(F_7^x=F_7^y\)≠0
C.	\(F_6^x\ne F_6^y\)=0
D.	\(F_7^x\ne F_7^y\)=0
Answer» E.

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