QUESTION 4There are 47 dowels - 10M, each measuring 910 mm, in a continuous concrete footing. What is the total rebar weight (kg)? (The mass of 1OM is 0.785 kg/m):QUESTION 5The total length of a concrete beam (400mm X 600mm) is 10,427 mm. there are stirrups 10M@200mm on centre in this beam and the concrete cover is 25mm. Howmany stirrups does this concrete beam have?

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