Determine the slab area of which load is acting on supporting beams A

1.	Determine the slab area of which load is acting on supporting beams A and B
A.	5.5 m2 and 7.0 m2
B.	4.0 m2 and 5.5 m2
C.	7.0 m2 and 4.0 m2
D.	4.0 m2 and 7.0 m2
Answer» E.

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