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Q: In a concrete masonry, a hollow concrete block has a core-void area greater than _______ of the gross area.
  • A. 12%
  • B. 37%
  • C. 25%
  • D. 8%
Correct Answer: Option C - Concrete masonry uses two types of cement concrete blocks for the construction of walls hollow concrete block and solid concrete block. A hollow concrete block has a core void area greater than 25% of the gross area.
C. Concrete masonry uses two types of cement concrete blocks for the construction of walls hollow concrete block and solid concrete block. A hollow concrete block has a core void area greater than 25% of the gross area.

Explanations:

Concrete masonry uses two types of cement concrete blocks for the construction of walls hollow concrete block and solid concrete block. A hollow concrete block has a core void area greater than 25% of the gross area.