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1.	If a beam is likely to fail due to high bonding stresses, then its bond strength can be increased most economically by
A.	Providing vertical stirrups
B.	Increasing the depth of the beam
C.	Using smaller diameter bares in correspondingly more numbers
D.	Using higher diameter bars by reducing their numbers
Answer» D. Using higher diameter bars by reducing their numbers

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