Discussion
Warping of a thin-walled section under torsion refers to
Answer: C
Points on the section move axially by differing amounts, so the section no longer remains plane. If that movement is restrained, for instance at a built-in end, additional direct stresses appear which simple torsion theory does not predict.
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