)Describe 4 assumptions in the Euler theory of buckling. b)Euler theory does not take into consideration the direct compressive stress; therefore, it is obvious that Euler’s formula holds good only for (i) short column (ii) intermediate column (iii)long column

)Describe 4 assumptions in the Euler theory of buckling. b)Euler theory does not take into consideration the direct compressive stress; therefore, it is obvious that Euler’s formula holds good only for (i) short column (ii) intermediate column (iii)long column

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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