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GATE CE 2000
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The following two statements are made with reference to the planar truss shown below : GATE CE 2000 Structural Analysis - Indeterminacy Question 1 English

$${\rm I}.$$ The truss is statically determinate
$${\rm II}.$$ The truss is kinematically determinate

With reference to the above statements, which of the following applies ?

A
Both statements are true
B
Both statements are false
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$${\rm II}$$ is true but $${\rm I}$$ is false
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$${\rm I}$$ is true but $${\rm II}$$ is false
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GATE CE 1997
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The degree of Kinematic Indeterminacy of the rigid frame with clamped ends at $$A$$ and $$D$$ shown in the fig. is GATE CE 1997 Structural Analysis - Indeterminacy Question 3 English
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$$4$$
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GATE CE 1992
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Determine the degrees of freedom of the following frame GATE CE 1992 Structural Analysis - Indeterminacy Question 4 English
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GATE CE 1987
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Determine the degrees of freedom of the following frame. GATE CE 1987 Structural Analysis - Indeterminacy Question 5 English
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