Calculate the critical buckling load for the strut shown, for L = 2.3 m, B = 23 mm and D = 89 mm.Young's modulus for the strut material is 200 GN/m².Answer should be in kiloNewton'sPcBA ZCross-section of strutPLEASE DON'T USE CHATGPT

Step 1:Given Data;Length, L = 2.3 m Width, B = 23 mm = 0.023 mDepth, D = 89 mm = 0.089 mYoung's…

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Calculate the critical buckling load for the strut shown, for L = 2.3 m, B = 23 mm and D = 89 mm. Young's modulus for the strut material is 200 GN/m². Answer should be in kilo Newton's Pc B A Z Cross-section of strut PLEASE DON'T USE CHATGPT