In combined stress theory, kern of a section is that area of the cross – McqOptions

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1.	In combined stress theory, kern of a section is that area of the cross-section whereupon loading there will be no tension anywhere in the cross-section. So, the kern of an I-section is
A.	Rectangular in shape
B.	Square in shape
C.	Circular in shape
D.	Rhombus in shape
Answer» E.

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