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In "The Family Under the Bridge" by Natalie Savage Carlson, the central problem revolves around the struggles of a homeless family living under a brid  
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How do you calculate area of 20mm steel bar?  
  
  
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To calculate the area of a 20mm steel bar, you can use the formula for the area of a circle, which is ( A = pi r^2 ). First, find the radius by dividing the di  
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Is edhi foundation performing CSR?  
  
  
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Yes, the Edhi Foundation is actively engaged in corporate social responsibility (CSR) through its extensive charitable work in Pakistan. By providing essential   
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Can you shear a ram?  
  
  
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Yes, you can shear a ram. Shearing is a common practice for sheep, including rams, to remove their wool and prevent overheating or health issues. It's typically  
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Why do we use deep foundations in construction?  
  
  
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Deep foundations are used in construction to transfer building loads to deeper, more stable soil or bedrock when surface soils are inadequate to support the str  
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What is workability in morter?  
  
  
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Workability in mortar refers to its ease of mixing, handling, and application without compromising its strength and performance. It encompasses characteristics   
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What is unpropped beam?  
  
  
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An unpropped beam is a structural element that is supported at its ends but has no intermediate supports or sboagen props. This type of beam relies solely on its end su  
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What does the project has gone from strength to strength mean?  
  
  
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The phrase "the project has gone from strength to strength" means that the project has consistently improved and achieved greater success over time. I  
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What are some examples of UDL?  
  
  
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Universal Design for Learning (UDL) includes strategies like offering multiple means of engagement, such as providing choices in assignments to motivate student  
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What is the weight for a 8 foot long precast concrete culvert pipe 36 inch outside diameter 4 inch wall thickness?  
  
  
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To calculate the weight of an 8-foot long precast concrete culvert pipe with a 36-inch outside diameter and a 4-inch wall thickness, you first determine the pip  
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What is the ratio of c40 concrete?  
  
  
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C40 concrete is a high-strength concrete mix with a compressive strength of 40 MPa (megapascals) at 28 days. The typical mix ratio for C40 concrete is approxima  
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What are the causes of Shear slump?  
  
  
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Shear slump is primarily caused by the segregation of concrete components, particularly when the mix is too wet or has a high water-cement ratio. Factors such a  
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What is the lifespan of a concrete dam built in 1900?  
  
  
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The lifespan of a concrete dam built in 1900 can vary widely based on factors such as design, construction quality, maintenance, and environmental conditions. G  
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What is the main purpose of aggregate in concrete?  
  
  
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The main purpose of aggregate in concrete is to provide strength, stability, and volume to the mixture. Aggregates help to reduce the cost of concrete by replac  
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Tension and compression in beam?  
  
  
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In a beam, tension and compression are two opposing forces that occur due to applied loads. Tension refers to the pulling force that elongates the material, whi  
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What is the modular ratio of m20?  
  
  
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The modular ratio is the ratio of the modulus of elasticity of steel to the modulus of elasticity of concrete. For M20 concrete, which typically has a character  
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Why is it not good fire safety practice to install an electrical transformer in the open on a factory floor or against a building where windows face into the transformer enclosure?  
  
  
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Installing an electrical transformer in the open on a factory floor or against a building with windows facing the transformer poses significant fire safety risk  
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What is a shear drop?  
  
  
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A shear drop refers to a sudden and steep change in the elevation of a surface, often seen in geological formations or landscapes. This can occur in cliffs, wat  
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How a Beam Balane is used?  
  
  
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A beam balance is used to measure the mass of objects by comparing them against known weights. It consists of a horizontal beam that is pivoted at its center, w  
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What is precast concrete panel?  
  
  
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A precast concrete panel is a structural or architectural component that is manufactured by casting concrete in a reusable mold or formwork in a controlled fact  
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Why does the V-notch give more accurate flow measurement than any other weirs and orifices when the flow is slightly fluctuating?  
  
  
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The V-notch weir provides more accurate flow measurements in fluctuating conditions due to its design, which allows for a more consistent relationship between f  
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What is the significance of normal consistency?  
  
  
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Normal consistency is significant in the context of statistical inference and decision theory, as it ensures that an estimator converges in probability to the t  
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What area the unit weights of 6mm 8mm 10mm 12mm diameter vizag steel bars?  
  
  
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The unit weights of Vizag steel bars typically are as follows: 6mm diameter bars weigh approximately 0.222 kg/m, 8mm bars weigh around 0.395 kg/m, 10mm bars wei  
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What are the Purpose or functions of shear angle?  
  
  
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The shear angle in machining and manufacturing processes serves to optimize cutting efficiency by determining the relationship between the cutting edge and the   
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What kind of bridge is the miles glacier bridge?  
  
  
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The Miles Glacier Bridge is a cantilevered truss bridge located in Alaska. It spans the Copper River and was constructed in the early 20th century to facilitate  
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