A 400 mm x 500 mm rectangular tied column is reinforced with eightD28mm longitudinal bars, four (4) bars on each 400 mm end face of the column.If d = 425 mm, d' = 75 mm, fc' = 24 MPa and fy = 345 MPa,%3D What is the balanced ultimate axial capacity of the column?(a) 1217 kN (b) 1872 kN (c) 1310 kN (d) 3691 kN (e) 2953 kN.

Given Data: The width of the column is b=400 mm. The depth of the column is D=500 mm. The number of…

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