Empirical relationship between tensile strength and compressive streng – McqOptions

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1.	Empirical relationship between tensile strength and compressive strength of concrete is given by:
A.	Tensile strength = 0.47*fck
B.	fck = 0.47*tensile strength
C.	Tensile strength = k (compressive strength)n
D.	\(\rm K=\dfrac{compressive \ strength}{tensile \ strength \ *fck}\)
Answer» D. \(\rm K=\dfrac{compressive \ strength}{tensile \ strength \ *fck}\)

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