Which of the following is true of slip-critical type connections? Load is transferred by sehar O Load is transferred by bearing of bolts against the hole O Load is transferred by moment O Load is transferred by the friction resistance of the connected parts

Which of the following is true of slip-critical type connections? Load is transferred by sehar O Load is transferred by bearing of bolts against the hole O Load is transferred by moment O Load is transferred by the friction resistance of the connected parts

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Chapter8: Eccentric Connections

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Which of the following is true of slip-critical type connections?
O Load is transferred by sehar
O Load is transferred by bearing of bolts against the hole
O Load is transferred by moment
O Load is transferred by the friction resistance of the connected parts

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