✅DAILY QUESTION PRACTICE QUIZ FOR GSSSB- AAE 👷🏻-974 POSTS-(ADVT NO. :-303/202526)
6. Modulus of rigidity is also known as:
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21%
(A) Elastic modulus
54%
(B) Shear modulus
12%
(C) Volumetric modulus
14%
(D) Flexural modulus
Relation between Young’s modulus (E), shear modulus (G), and Poisson’s ratio (μ) is:
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63%
(A) E = 2G(1 + μ)
10%
(B) E = 3G(1 − μ)
6%
(C) E = G(1 + μ)
23%
(D) E = 2G(1 − μ)
Which material property decides stiffness of a material?
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10%
(A) Strength
24%
(B) Toughness
51%
(C) Young’s modulus
16%
(D) Ductility
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For perfectly incompressible material, Poisson’s ratio is:
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37%
(A) 0
13%
(B) 0.25
14%
(C) 0.33
39%
(D) 0.5
If Young’s modulus increases, stiffness of material:
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27%
(A) Decreases
11%
(B) Remains same
56%
(C) Increases
8%
(D) Becomes zero
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For isotropic material, number of independent elastic constants is:
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11%
(A) 1
45%
(B) 2
30%
(C) 3
16%
(D) 4
If E = 200 GPa and μ = 0.25, shear modulus G equals:
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47%
(A) 80 GPa
22%
(B) 100 GPa
19%
(C) 120 GPa
15%
(D) 160 GPa
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If μ = 0.5, material is:
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16%
(A) Brittle
27%
(B) Compressible
47%
(C) Incompressible
12%
(D) Anisotropic
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The point at which the resultant of all forces acting on a body can beconsidered to act is called:
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26%
(A) Centre of Mass
33%
(B) Centroid
31%
(C) Point of Application
12%
(D) Line of Action
Two forces of 10 kN and 15 kN act at a point making an angle of 60° with each other. The magnitude of the resultant force is:
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16%
(A) 20 kN
52%
(B) 22.5 kN
16%
(C) 18 kN
21%
(D) 25 kN
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The line along which a force acts is called:
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25%
(A) Axis of Force
68%
(B) Line of Action
5%
(C) Vector Line
6%
(D) Force Path
The algebraic sum of moments of all forces about any point is zero in:
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9%
(A) Translation
9%
(B) Rotation
80%
(C) Equilibrium
4%
(D) Motion
Varignon’s theorem in mechanics is mainly used to determine:
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5%
(A) Resultant force only
83%
(B) Resultant moment of a system of forces
11%
(C) Direction of resultant force
5%
(D) Nature of force system
The moment of a couple is measured in:
Anonymous Poll
4%
(A) Newton (N)
77%
(B) Newton-meter (N·m)
18%
(C) second/Newton (N/s)
3%
(D) Meter (m)
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