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What is the partial safety factor for imposed load in combination of DL+LL+AL , where DL=Dead load, WL=wind load, AL=Accidental load ?

What is the partial safety factor for imposed load in combination of DL+LL+AL , where DL=Dead load, WL=wind load, AL=Accidental load ? Correct Answer 0.35

The load combination is 1.0DL+ 0.35LL+ 1.0AL, where DL=Dead load, WL=wind load, AL=Accidental load for limit state of strength.

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