Answer / Vaibhav Kumar

To calculate the load-bearing capacity of a RCC (Reinforced Cement Concrete) slab, we use the formula:
ql = fcd x b x s / d
ql = load-bearing capacity (in N/mm²)
fcd = design cylinder compressive strength (in N/mm²), in this case M35 is 35 N/mm²
b = slab breadth (in mm), let's assume it's 1000 mm for simplicity.
s = effective slab depth (in mm). To calculate s, we consider the effective depth of a one-way slab as d - h/2, where d is the total slab depth and h is the height of reinforcement. However, without knowing the exact values of d and h, I cannot provide a numerical answer.

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