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锚杆支护分()锚固和()锚固两种。A、集中;树脂 B、端;全长 C、锚索;全长

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题目:

锚杆支护分()锚固和()锚固两种。

A、集中;树脂

B、端;全长

C、锚索;全长

答案:

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参考答案:C

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