Soil Liquefaction: A Hazard
Unveiling the Phenomenon of Soil Liquefaction: A Potential Geotechnical Hazard In the vast domain of geotechnical engineering, soil liquefaction stands…
Irrigation Engineering MCQs 4 | CIVIL ENGINEERING COMPETITIVE EXAMS
1. According to Kennedy, non-silting and non-scouring velocity is called _____. [A] Optimal velocity[B] Critical velocity[C] Mean velocity[D] Average velocity…
Finite Differences and Interpolation Examples
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BUILDING MATERIALS MCQs 6 | CIVIL ENGINEERING | GATE | GPSC | ESE COMPETITIVE EXAMS
1. Smith’s test is performed on stones to assess its _____. [A] Specific gravity[B] insoluble matter[C] Soluble and clayey matter[D]…
EXAMPLES ON FORMULATION OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEM
QUESTION 1: A company sells two different products A and B, making a profit of Rs 40 and Rs 30…
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LINEAR PROGRAMMING (LP) AND GOAL PROGRAMMING (GP)
Linear programming has two major limitations from its applications point of view: (i) single objective function, and (ii) same unit…
STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS | GATE | GPSC
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CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENTS MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS | CIVIL ENGINEERING | GATE | GPSC
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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS | CIVIL ENGINEERING
1. The type of footing which is used to transmit heavy loads through steel columns is _____. [A] Raft foundation[B]…
WHAT IS LINEAR PROGRAMMING? | ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS OF LP | APPLICATIONS OF LP
Table Of Contents WHAT IS LINEAR PROGRAMMING? Linear Programming (LP) is a mathematical modelling technique useful for economic allocation of…