Question

Moment of resistance of a beam
Is equal to safe maximum bending moment to which it can be subjected
b. Is equal to any bending moment to which it is subjected
c. Is equal to or less than maximum bending moment to which it is subjected
d. Is equal to or more than maximum bending moment to which it is subjected​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

your answer is (. A).

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Answer 2

Option (A) is correct.

The moment of resistance of a beam (A) Is equal to the safe maximum bending moment to which it can be subjected.

Moment of resistance of a beam :

• The greatest safe bending moment to which a beam can be subjected is equal to its moment of resistance.

• The moment arm specifies the magnitude of the moments that the beam must endure in order to maintain structural integrity.

• It's known as the internal moment of resistance in technical terminology. Tensile and compressive loads cause a rotation around the neutral axis.