5-11. A W10x39 with a 1/2 x 10 in cover plate welded to each flange is to be used for acolumn with KL = 14 ft. (Ans. 685 k LRFD; 455 k ASD)5-12.-PL글×S- PLX8inPL x 8KL = 9 ft 0 inKL = 12 ft 0 in2L4×3×를 LLBB- PLX8(a)(b)5-13.MC 10 x 28.54 PL를X66 inKL 18 ft 0 inKL = 12 ft 8 in6 in10 in(a) (Ans. 297 k LRFD; 198 k ASD)(b) (Ans. 601 k LRFD; 400 k ASD)

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5-11. A W10x39 with a 1/2 x 10 in cover plate welded to each flange is to be used for a
column with KL = 14 ft. (Ans. 685 k LRFD; 455 k ASD)
5-12.
-PL글×S
- PLX8
in
PL x 8
KL = 9 ft 0 in
KL = 12 ft 0 in
2L4×3×를 LLBB
- PLX8
(a)
(b)
5-13.
MC 10 x 28.5
4 PL를X6
6 in
KL 18 ft 0 in
KL = 12 ft 8 in
6 in
10 in
(a) (Ans. 297 k LRFD; 198 k ASD)
(b) (Ans. 601 k LRFD; 400 k ASD)

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