3.Explain Hydrostatic condition 4.what's the difference between True stress and engineering stress 5.How can u increase the stability of beam by changing it's dimensions... without changing volume.

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Hydrostatic condition refers to the state of fluid at rest under the influence of gravity.
True stress is calculated based on the actual cross-sectional area of the material, while engineering stress is calculated based on the original cross-sectional area of the material.
Increasing the width of a beam while decreasing its height can increase its stability without changing its volume.
Another way to increase the stability of a beam is to add support structures, such as columns or braces.

3.Explain Hydrostatic condition 4.what's the difference between True stress and engineering stress 5.How can u increase the stability of beam by changing it's dimensions... without changing volume.

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