Question

1) A redundant member is a member that: Answer: A) can resist tension or compression. B)...

  • 1) A redundant member is a member that:

    Answer:

    • A) can resist tension or compression.
    • B) is not necessary for stability.
    • C) consists of two structural sections.
    • D) resists stress only if another member fails.
  • 2) A truss cannot support any load between panel points.

    Answer:

    • True
    • False
  • 3) Although many trusses require complex fabrication, they are often economical structural systems.

    Answer:

    • True
    • False
  • 4) The net forces on truss joints are always zero.

    Answer:

    • True
    • False
  • 5) In a parallel chord truss, the forces in the chords increase towards the center of the span.

    Answer:

    • True
    • False
  • 6) Which of the following statements is true about the K truss?

    Answer:

    • A) All the compression members are shorter than in the other truss designs.
    • B) It can be difficult to build due to the special joints in the middle of the vertical members
    • C) It's the best truss design if the load direction is unknown.
    • D) Due to shorter members, its the lightest of all truss designs.

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