4. Show the differences between punching shear and beam shear.5. List the rules to establish the axes of rotations and yield lines.6. List three types of shear reinforcement in slab system.7. According to the ACI code, define the column strip.8. What is the purpose of limiting the minimum slab thickness in the ACI Code?

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5. List the rules to establish the axes of rotations and yield lines.
6. List three types of shear reinforcement in slab system.
7. According to the ACI code, define the column strip.
8. What is the purpose of limiting the minimum slab thickness in the ACI Code?

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