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21.
What is the magnitude of the resultant of parallel force system as shown in the figure ?


22.
A rod shown in the given figure is such that the lower part is made of steel and the upper part is made of copper. Both the ends of the rod are rigidly clamped. If an axial force P is applied at the junction of the two metals, given that the ratio Esteel/ECopper is equal to 2, then the force in the copper rod would be


23.
'Air binding' may occur in
24.
For a vertical concentrated load acting on the surface of a semi-infinite elastic soil mass, the vertical normal stress at depth z is proportional to
25.
Presence of nitrogen in waste water sample is due to the decomposition of
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