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Concrete reaches its full compressive strength over time, ty…

Concrete reaches its full compressive strength over time, typically within:

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A unit strip of a one-way slab is analyzed like a rectangula…

A unit strip of a one-way slab is analyzed like a rectangular beam.

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Waffle slabs are also known as grid slabs.

Waffle slabs are also known as grid slabs.

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The centroid is always located at the geometric center of a…

The centroid is always located at the geometric center of a shape.

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Calculate the ultimate Moment, Mu of a slab that has a 325 p…

Calculate the ultimate Moment, Mu of a slab that has a 325 psf dead load that includes the slab weight and a service live load of225 psf. Slab span is 20ft. Final result should be in k/ft

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Calculate the maximum bending moment and maximum shear force…

Calculate the maximum bending moment and maximum shear force of a simple supported beam with a uniformly distributed load of 6 k/ft. The beam span is 11ft.

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The neutral axis in a beam is the region where:

The neutral axis in a beam is the region where:

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Factored load for floor slabs with dead and live loads is:

Factored load for floor slabs with dead and live loads is:

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Calculate the weight of a reinforced concrete beam that has…

Calculate the weight of a reinforced concrete beam that has a cross section b=13″and h=24″. Span length is 16ft

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Calculate the nominal moment, Mn for a beam that has b=13″,…

Calculate the nominal moment, Mn for a beam that has b=13″, d=26″, As is 4#8, F’c=4,000 psi and Fy=60,000psi.

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