Maximum permissible slenderness ratio of compressive members which carry dead and superimposed load is

Maximum permissible slenderness ratio of compressive members which car

1.	Maximum permissible slenderness ratio of compressive members which carry dead and superimposed load is
A.	350
B.	250
C.	180
D.	80
Answer» D. 80

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