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unfactored load; DL=27psf and LL=25 psf, span =36ft, spacing =6'0" select the lightest joist that would...

unfactored load; DL=27psf and LL=25 psf, span =36ft, spacing =6'0"

select the lightest joist that would satisy the condition

10k10

20k10

20k3

20k9

or anything you think is right

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Ally Wells answered 1 year ago
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