One of the two types of poured-in-place concrete drawings, ____ are more detailed, showing the actual size, shape, and locations of all reinforcing bars in a structural member and how the bars are to be placed into the forms.
A) shop drawings
B) placing drawings
C) engineer's sketches
D) engineering drawings

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Placing drawings are the type of poured-in-place concrete drawings that show the detailed size, shape, and locations of reinforcing bars in a structural member, as well as how they are to be placed in the forms. Shop drawings are typically used for prefabricated components, while engineer's sketches and engineering drawings may show the overall design but may not have as much detail on the placement of reinforcing bars.

One of the Two Types of Poured-In-Place Concrete Drawings, ____