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When a structural member is strained due to external imposed loads, the energy stored is called -

AYield point

BStrain energy

CElastic limit

DEndurance limit

Answer:

B. Strain energy

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When a structural member is strained due to external loads, the energy stored in it is called strain energy. It is a type of potential energy that is stored in the member due to elastic deformation. The formula for strain energy is U=P2L2AEU = \frac{P ^ 2 L}{2AE}

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