Physics · Strength of Materials
In a sagging bending moment, what happens when external loads cause the beam to bend into a concave shape?
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- 1Both bottom and top fibers of the beam are stretched.
- 2Both bottom and top fibers of the beam are compressed.
- 3Bottom fibers of the beam are compressed while the top fibers are stretched.
- 4Bottom fibers of the beam are stretched while the top fibers are compressed.✓
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Bottom fibers of the beam are stretched while the top fibers are compressed.
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