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【Daily Question】Question from Issue 20151023

2015-10-23View Original

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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. True or False: In compressed members, when selecting steel bars, it is better to choose ones with a larger diameter and fewer strands, given that the cross-sectional area remains the same, rather than those with a smaller diameter and more strands. ( ) Answer: True
Reply #22015-10-23
Correct,√~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Reply #32015-10-23
In compressed members, when selecting rebar, it is better to choose rebar with a larger diameter and fewer strands, given the same cross-sectional area, rather than rebar with a smaller diameter and more strands. (Correct)
Reply #42015-10-23
In compressed members, when selecting rebar, it is better to choose rebar with a larger diameter and fewer strands, given the same cross-sectional area, rather than rebar with a smaller diameter and more strands. ( Right )
Reply #52015-10-23
In compressed members, when selecting rebar, it is better to choose rebar with a larger diameter and fewer strands, given the same cross-sectional area, rather than rebar with a smaller diameter and more strands. (Correct)
Reply #62015-10-23
In compressed members, when selecting rebar, it is better to choose rebar with a larger diameter and fewer strands, given the same cross-sectional area, rather than rebar with a smaller diameter and more strands. ( Right )
Reply #72015-10-23
The methods suitable for controlling odors in urban sewage treatment systems are (B, C).
Reply #82015-10-23
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Reply #92015-10-23
The answer to this question should be correct. :):)
Reply #102015-10-23
In compressed members, when selecting rebar, it is better to choose rebar with a larger diameter and fewer strands, given the same cross-sectional area, rather than rebar with a smaller diameter and more strands. ( Right )
Reply #112015-10-23
In compressed members, when selecting rebar, it is better to choose rebar with a larger diameter and fewer strands, given the same cross-sectional area, rather than rebar with a smaller diameter and more strands. (  Correct  )

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