【Daily Question】Question from Issue 20151017

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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. The ability of a structure or component to maintain its original stable equilibrium state under stress is called ( ). Answer: Stability

Reply #22015-10-17

Stability~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Reply #32015-10-17

The ability of a structure or component to maintain its original stable equilibrium state under stress is called (stability).

Reply #42015-10-17

The ability of a structure or component to maintain its original stable equilibrium state under stress is called (stability).

Reply #52015-10-17

The ability of a structure or component to maintain its original stable equilibrium state under stress is called (stability).

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Stability: The ability of a structure or component to maintain its original stable equilibrium under stress.

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Structural stability--------------------------------------------------------------------

Reply #82015-10-17

The ability of a structure or component to maintain its original stable equilibrium state under stress is called (stability).

Reply #92015-10-17

The ability of a structure or component to maintain its original stable equilibrium state under stress is called (stability).

Reply #102015-10-17

The ability of a structure or component to maintain its original stable equilibrium state under stress is called (stability).

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