Consider the following statements with respect to Euler's theory of column. The correct statement(s) is/are:AEuler's theory gives higher values for buckling load for intermediate columns.Correct OptionCorrect OptionEuler's formula can't be applied if slenderness ratio, <,V forcrushing willforbecause for <occur.CThe buckling loạd for a column of specified material cross-section and end conditions calculated as perEuler's formula varies inversely with column length.Euler's formula holds good for short columns.

Consider the following statements with respect to Euler's theory of column. The correct statement(s) is/are: Euler's theory gives higher values for buckling load for intermediate columns. Correct Option Correct Option n²E ,because for A < fer Euler's formula can't be applied if slenderness ratio, A< crushing will occur. C The buckling load for a column of specified material cross-section and end conditions calculated as per Euler's formula varies inversely with column length. D Euler's formula holds good for short columns.

Consider the following statements with respect to Euler's theory of column. The correct statement(s) is/are: Euler's theory gives higher values for buckling load for intermediate columns. Correct Option Correct Option n²E ,because for A < fer Euler's formula can't be applied if slenderness ratio, A< crushing will occur. C The buckling load for a column of specified material cross-section and end conditions calculated as per Euler's formula varies inversely with column length. D Euler's formula holds good for short columns.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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