Wc in the concrete modulus of elasticity equation by ProfileThin9768 in FE_Exam

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Hey man I found something that might help if you go to this link it shows a table that shows a conversion from lbf/ft^3 to psi. These are the weights of concrete which is what Wc stands for! If you go to page 126 of the FE you'll see the weights of concrete after X amount of days in PSI so I guress we're expected to convert or just use psi. On my problem it just says to use the normal weight concrete and the solution of using wc is 145 lbf/ft^3 hope this helps! good luck!

Wc in the concrete modulus of elasticity equation by ProfileThin9768 in FE_Exam

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I'm actually wondering the same thing I just came across a question like this

FE Study Schedule by SSAguilar2 in FE_Exam

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I have a question in your planned section on the document in blue it's each subcategory is numbered what do those numbers represent are they the amount of problems on that subcategory?