A commonly used floor system in poured-in-place concrete, the ____ combines a thinner slab with concurrently poured joists or ribs to create a floor system very similar to a precast concrete double-tee system.
A) one-way ribbed system
B) one-way solid slab-and-beam system
C) two-way solid slab-and-beam floor system
D) two-way flat-plate floor system

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The one-way ribbed system combines a thinner slab with concurrently poured joists or ribs, creating a floor system similar to a precast concrete double-tee system. The one-way solid slab-and-beam system and the two-way solid slab-and-beam floor system both involve the use of beams and/or columns in addition to the slab, while the two-way flat-plate floor system is made up of a flat, thick concrete slab reinforced with steel.

A Commonly Used Floor System in Poured-In-Place Concrete, the ____