For a slab supported on its four edges with corners held down and loaded uniformly, the Marcus correction factor to the moments obtained by Grashoff Rankine’s theory

For a slab supported on its four edges with corners held down and loa

1.	For a slab supported on its four edges with corners held down and loaded uniformly, the Marcus correction factor to the moments obtained by Grashoff Rankine’s theory
A.	is always less than 1
B.	is always greater than 1
C.	can be more than 1
D.	can be less than 1
Answer» B. is always greater than 1

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