If L is the effective span of a R.C.C. beam which is subjected to maximum shear qmax at the ends, the distance from either end over which stirrups for the shear, are provided, is (A) (L/2) (1 - 3/qmax) (B) (L/3) (1 - 5/qmax) (C) (L/2) (1 - 5/qmax) (D) (L/2) (1 - 2/qmax)

If L is the effective span of a R.C.C. beam which is subjected to maximum shear qmax at the ends,
the distance from either end over which stirrups for the shear, are provided, is
(A) (L/2) (1 - 3/qmax)
(B) (L/3) (1 - 5/qmax)
(C) (L/2) (1 - 5/qmax)
(D) (L/2) (1 - 2/qmax)
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Answer: Option C
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