【Daily Question】Question from Issue 20151008
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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. The ratio of the calculated height H0 of a wall or column to its thickness h (or, in the case of columns, to the side length corresponding to their calculated height) is called ( ). Answer: High aspect ratio
The ratio of the calculated height H0 of a wall or column to its thickness h (or, in the case of columns, to the side length corresponding to their calculated height) is called the height-to-thickness ratio.
The ratio of the calculated height H0 of a wall or column to its thickness h (or, in the case of columns, to the side length corresponding to their calculated height) is called the height-to-thickness ratio.
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The ratio of the calculated height H0 of a wall or column to its thickness h (or, in the case of columns, to the side length corresponding to their calculated height) is called the height-to-thickness ratio.
Wall and column height-to-thickness ratio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The ratio of the calculated height H0 of a wall or column to its thickness h (or, in the case of columns, to the side length corresponding to their calculated height) is called the height-to-thickness ratio.
The ratio of the calculated height H0 of a wall or column to its thickness h (or, in the case of columns, to the side length corresponding to their calculated height) is called the height-to-thickness ratio.
The ratio of the calculated height H0 of a wall or column to its thickness h (or, in the case of columns, to the side length corresponding to their calculated height) is called the height-to-thickness ratio.