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In Engineering / College | 2025-07-05

Bearing walls are not a structural system.
True or False

Asked by gavyn638282

Answer (1)

Bearing walls are a critical structural system that supports loads in a building. They differ from non-bearing walls, which serve only as partitions. Understanding the function and characteristics of bearing walls is essential in structural engineering. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-05

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