In case of multi-storeyed buildings, the forms to be removed first are (A) Sides of beams and girders (B) Column forms (C) Bottom of beams and girders (D) All the above at the same time

In case of multi-storeyed buildings, the forms to be removed first are
(A) Sides of beams and girders
(B) Column forms
(C) Bottom of beams and girders
(D) All the above at the same time
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Answer: Option A
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