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In relation to modern architecture, what does ferroconcrete mean?

A. A cement building material reinforced by embedded clay-like material
B. A cement building material reinforced by embedding wire or iron rods
C. A mixture of steel, wood, and clay material
D. None of the above



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Final answer:

Ferroconcrete in modern architecture is a cement building material reinforced by wire or iron rods, enhancing tensile strength in structures.


Explanation:

Ferroconcrete in modern architecture refers to a cement building material reinforced by embedding wire or iron rods. This reinforcement of steel framing into concrete foundations increases the tensile strength of structures such as foundations, columns, and vertical slabs.


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