A column with rectangular cross section of breadth = 9mm and depth = 4mm, has its both ends are hinged and is subjected to an axial compressive load. Determine minimum length of column for which Euler's formula can be applied. Take oc = 0.3 kPa and E = 200 GPa for the material of column. O a. 93664.19 m O b. 93.6 m O c. 93.664 km o d. 0.936 m

A column with rectangular cross section of breadth = 9mm and depth = 4mm, has its both ends are hinged and is subjected to an axial compressive load. Determine minimum length of column for which Euler's formula can be applied. Take oc = 0.3 kPa and E = 200 GPa for the material of column. O a. 93664.19 m O b. 93.6 m O c. 93.664 km o d. 0.936 m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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