A_PRESTRESSED_CONCRETE_BEAM_OF_SPAN_10M_OF_RECTANGULAR_SECTION,_120MM_ – McqOptions

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1.	A_PRESTRESSED_CONCRETE_BEAM_OF_SPAN_10M_OF_RECTANGULAR_SECTION,_120MM_WIDE_&_300MM_DEEP_A_CURVED_CABLE_HAVING_AN_ECCENTRICITY_OF_100MM_AT_THE_CENTRE_OF_SPAN._FIND_THE_SLOPE_OF_CABLE_OF_SUPPORT:?$
A.	0.08 radians
B.	0.01 radians
C.	0.04 radians
D.	0.12 radians
Answer» D. 0.12 radians

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