The load carrying capacity of helically reinforced column as compared to that of column with ties is about [ A ] 5% less [ B ] 5% more [ C ] 10% less [ D ] 10% more`

The load carrying capacity of helically reinforced column as compared to that of column with ties is about
[ A ] 5% less
[ B ] 5% more
[ C ] 10% less
[ D ] 10% more`
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[ B ] 5% more
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