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What are the two components of a beam’s internal force system? A) Tensile and compressive forces B) Shear and bending forces C) Normal and lateral forces D) Longitudinal and tra…

What are the two components of a beam’s internal force system? A) Tensile and compressive forces B) Shear and bending forces C) Normal and lateral forces D) Longitudinal and tra…
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What are the two components of a beam’s internal force system? A) Tensile and compressive forces B) Shear and bending forces C) Normal and lateral forces D) Longitudinal and transverse forces

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B) Shear and bending forces

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