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1.	In Finite Element Analysis, what is the correct load vector for a linear triangular element with area A_e, thickness h_e and uniform body force vector f?
A.	( frac{A_e h_e}{4} )f
B.	( frac{A_e h_e}{3} )f
C.	( frac{h_e}{3A_e} )f
D.	( frac{h_e}{4A_e} )f
Answer» C. ( frac{h_e}{3A_e} )f

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