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RCC Structures Design
According to load factor method, the permissible load W on a short column reinforced with longitudinal bars and lateral stirrups, is
Stress in concrete x area of concrete
Stress in steel x area of steel
Stress in concrete x area of concrete + Stress in steel x area of steel
None of these.
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Stress in concrete x area of concrete + Stress in steel x area of steel
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