Why do we always check the value of ultimate shear atcritical distance?Because the shear is minimum at this pointNone of the ChoicesBecause the maximum moment is at the criticaldistanceBecause the maximum shear is at the criticaldistanceBecause the shear is negative at this pointBecause the diagonal cracks is estimated to starthere

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Why do we always check the value of ultimate shear at
critical distance?
Because the shear is minimum at this point
None of the Choices
Because the maximum moment is at the critical
distance
Because the maximum shear is at the critical
distance
Because the shear is negative at this point
Because the diagonal cracks is estimated to start
here

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