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A bimoment in warping torsion theory is best described as
Answer: B
The direct stresses from restrained warping have zero resultant force and zero resultant bending moment, yet they are real and can be large. The bimoment is the generalised force that quantifies them, and it has no counterpart in elementary strength of materials.
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