at is the foundation bearing pressure beneath
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Transcribed Image Text:What is the foundation bearing pressure beneath a 5ft x 5ft square column footing
supporting a total load of 25 kips?
5.0 ksf
2.0 ksf
1000 psf
500 psf

Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following is not typically true of drying shrinkage cracking?
the cracks occur within the first day or 2 of the concrete pour
the cracks go through the full depth of the member
the cracks can be reduced by rapidly curring the concrete
the cracks are spread-out and often are parallel to each other
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