A steel (E = 200 GPa) column of length L = 3.2 m is anchored to a concrete foundation and supports a compressive axial load P. The cross-section has dimensions a = 185mm and b = 213 mm.P-bPlease address the following:(a) Determine the column's critical buckling load.(b) Taking the compressive stress of as 240 MPa, is the column more likely to buckle or yield? You must provide a numeric justification for your answer.(c) Considering a factor of safety F.S.-2.5, what is the maximum allowable load P?crosssection

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A steel (E = 200 GPa) column of length L = 3.2 m is anchored to a concrete foundation and supports a compressive axial load P. The cross-section has dimensions mm and b = 213 mm. P Please address the following: (a) Determine the column's critical buckling load. C. cross section -b

A steel (E = 200 GPa) column of length L = 3.2 m is anchored to a concrete foundation and supports a compressive axial load P. The cross-section has dimensions mm and b = 213 mm. P Please address the following: (a) Determine the column's critical buckling load. C. cross section -b

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A steel (E = 200 GPa) column of length L = 3.2 m is anchored to a concrete foundation and supports a compressive axial load P. The cross-section has dimensions a = 185
mm and b = 213 mm.
P
-b
Please address the following:
(a) Determine the column's critical buckling load.
(b) Taking the compressive stress of as 240 MPa, is the column more likely to buckle or yield? You must provide a numeric justification for your answer.
(c) Considering a factor of safety F.S.-2.5, what is the maximum allowable load P?
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section

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