If the loads in a slab (with an influence area of 20 m2) is based on the following items: (a) superimposed dead loads amounting to a total of 1.10 kPa. (b) self-weight of the slab is 23.6 kN/m3 and its thickness of 100 mm. (c) floor live loads due to use/occupancy tallying a total of 1.90 kPa. What is the total area load due to the sum of all loads? O 5.88 kPa O 6.36 kPa 5.36 kPa O 6.06 kPa

If the loads in a slab (with an influence area of 20 m2) is based on the following items: (a) superimposed dead loads amounting to a total of 1.10 kPa. (b) self-weight of the slab is 23.6 kN/m3 and its thickness of 100 mm. (c) floor live loads due to use/occupancy tallying a total of 1.90 kPa. What is the total area load due to the sum of all loads? O 5.88 kPa O 6.36 kPa 5.36 kPa O 6.06 kPa

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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