The structure is statically indeterminate when________________(a) static equilibrium equations are insufficient for determining internal forces and reactions on that structure(b) static equilibrium equations are sufficient for determining internal forces and reactions on that structure(c) structure is economically viable(d) structure is environment friendlyThe question was posed to me in an online interview.Question is from Design Considerations, Analysis & Methods in chapter Basics of Structural Design of Design of Steel Structures

The structure is statically indeterminate when________________(a) stat

1.	The structure is statically indeterminate when________________(a) static equilibrium equations are insufficient for determining internal forces and reactions on that structure(b) static equilibrium equations are sufficient for determining internal forces and reactions on that structure(c) structure is economically viable(d) structure is environment friendlyThe question was posed to me in an online interview.Question is from Design Considerations, Analysis & Methods in chapter Basics of Structural Design of Design of Steel Structures
Answer» Right ANSWER is (a) STATIC equilibrium equations are INSUFFICIENT for determining internal forces and REACTIONS on that structure The explanation: When the static equilibrium equations are insufficient for determining internal forces and reactions on that structure, the structure is said to be statically indeterminate. ANALYSIS of these structures is complex and cannot be analysed only by using laws of statics, various analytical methods like slope deflection method, moment distribution method, etc.

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