1. A rectangular tied column, 350 mm x 400 mm, is reinforced with 10-D20mm main bars. Assume earthquake zone 2, what is the maximum spacing of D10mm ties based on the code provisions? (a) 400 mm (b) 350 mm (c) 480 mm (d) 320 mm (e) 200 mm.

1. A rectangular tied column, 350 mm x 400 mm, is reinforced with 10-D20mm main bars. Assume earthquake zone 2, what is the maximum spacing of D10mm ties based on the code provisions? (a) 400 mm (b) 350 mm (c) 480 mm (d) 320 mm (e) 200 mm.

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1. A rectangular tied column, 350 mm x 400 mm, is reinforced with
10-D20mm main bars. Assume earthquake zone 2, what is the maximum
spacing of D10mm ties based on the code provisions?
(a) 400 mm (b) 350 mm
(c) 480 mm (d) 320 mm (e) 200 mm.

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