A square slab 4 mx 4 m is isotropically reinforced at the bottom. If it is subjected to a working load of 12 kPa (including self-weight), the moment capacity required as per yield line theory is (a) 6 kN-m/m (b) 8 kN-m/m (c) 10 kN-m/m (d) 12 kN-m/m

A square slab 4 mx 4 m is isotropically reinforced at the bottom. If it is subjected to a working load of 12 kPa (including self-weight), the moment capacity required as per yield line theory is (a) 6 kN-m/m (b) 8 kN-m/m (c) 10 kN-m/m (d) 12 kN-m/m

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A square slab 4 mx 4 m is isotropically reinforced
at the bottom. If it is subjected to a working load
of 12 kPa (including self-weight), the moment
capacity required as per yield line theory is
(a) 6 kN-m/m
(b) 8 kN-m/m
(d) 12 kN-m/m
(c) 10 kN-m/m

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