Question #147589

What is the minimum crushing strength of a first-class brick in kg/cm²?

Options:

A) 70 kg/cm²

B) 105 kg/cm²

C) 140 kg/cm²

D) 175 kg/cm²

Explanation:

The minimum crushing strength of a first-class brick is generally 105 kg/cm². First-class bricks are of the highest quality, used for load-bearing structures, and must meet specific strength requirements to ensure their durability and ability to bear weight.

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