Resistance welding joins metal by passing a heavy current through the parts held under pressure, using their own electrical resistance to melt a small spot or line of metal. It only makes sense for specific weld types that match how the electrodes contact the plates, not for every joint geometry.
Seam and spot are the two weld types that describe how resistance electrodes actually contact and fuse the plates, so A and B are correct.
The midship section of a barge of breadth \( W \) and depth \( H \) is shown in the figure. All plate thicknesses are equal. The barge is subjected to a longitudinal bending moment in the upright condition. Which one of the following statements is correct?

A square‑shaped body is subjected to only direct tensile stresses \(\sigma_x\) and \(\sigma_y\) as shown. If \(\sigma_x > \sigma_y\), then the value of normal stress (\(\sigma_{\theta}\)) and shear stress (\(\tau_{\theta}\)) respectively are ________.

The beam PQRS is subjected to a vertical point load of \(10\) kN at point S as shown in the figure. The magnitude of fixed end moment at P is _________ kN‑m.
