Ten100: Chapter 12 Assignment

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1. _______________ is a force that results in the deformation of an object such that the object's parallel planes move past one another.

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Shear is a force that causes the parallel planes of an object to slide past each other, resulting in deformation. This force is commonly referred to as shear force.

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Ten100: Chapter 12 Assignment - Quiz

TEN100: Chapter 12 Assignment explores architectural design and engineering principles through the lens of iconic structures like the Burj Dubai. It assesses understanding of structural forces, historical construction limits, and modern architectural breakthroughs.

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2. Sometimes designs are inspired by art or things of social importance. The Burj Dubai, for instance, was designed after a ________________ native to the Dubai region.

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The correct answer is "flower, a flower." The sentence suggests that the Burj Dubai was designed after a specific flower native to the Dubai region. The use of the article "a" before "flower" indicates that it refers to a singular flower rather than flowers in general.

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