The floor of a light manufacturing building is made of 100 mm thick slag reinforced concrete. If the floor is a slabhaving a length of 6m and width of 4m, determine the resultant force in kN caused by the dead load and the liveload.Note: Do not write the unit in your answers as it is already specified in this problem. Also, please use exactly two (2) decimal points foryour answers, unless otherwise specified.Ex. 20.14, 25.001. DL=2. LL=kNkN

From table 1-3 and table 1-4 For light weight building wdead= 0.015kN/m2-mm wlive =6kN/m2-mm

The floor of a light manufacturing building is made of 100 mm thick slag reinforced concrete. having a length of 6m and width of 4m, determine the resultant force in kN caused by the dea load. Note: Do not write the unit in your answers as it is already specified in this problem. Also, please use exactly two your answers, unless otherwise specified. Ex. 20.14, 25.00 1. DL= 2. LL= kN kN

The floor of a light manufacturing building is made of 100 mm thick slag reinforced concrete. having a length of 6m and width of 4m, determine the resultant force in kN caused by the dea load. Note: Do not write the unit in your answers as it is already specified in this problem. Also, please use exactly two your answers, unless otherwise specified. Ex. 20.14, 25.00 1. DL= 2. LL= kN kN

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The floor of a light manufacturing building is made of 100 mm thick slag reinforced concrete. If the floor is a slab
having a length of 6m and width of 4m, determine the resultant force in kN caused by the dead load and the live
load.
Note: Do not write the unit in your answers as it is already specified in this problem. Also, please use exactly two (2) decimal points for
your answers, unless otherwise specified.
Ex. 20.14, 25.00
1. DL=
2. LL=
kN
kN

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