4. Green checkmark visible in this illustration means that: A) Results are ready for review. B) First order elements have been used to mesh the model. C) Meshed has passed the quality check. D) Material has been assigned. 5. Select the correct statement: A) If model is correctly defined, mesh refinement won't have any effect on stress results. B) Mesh refinement is performed by increasing element order. C) Mesh refinement is performed by decreasing element size. Mesh refinement is performed by increasing the number of degrees of freedom per D) node.

4. Green checkmark visible in this illustration means that: A) Results are ready for review. B) First order elements have been used to mesh the model. C) Meshed has passed the quality check. D) Material has been assigned. 5. Select the correct statement: A) If model is correctly defined, mesh refinement won't have any effect on stress results. B) Mesh refinement is performed by increasing element order. C) Mesh refinement is performed by decreasing element size. Mesh refinement is performed by increasing the number of degrees of freedom per D) node.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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