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Design a rectangular tied column subjected to: P₁ =1150 kN with e,-0.4 m and e,-0.2 m Take fy=414 MPa and f-28Mpa 0.2 m 1150 KN

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Design a rectangular tied column subjected to:
P₁ =1150 kN with e,-0.4 m and e,-0.2 m
Take fy=414 MPa and f;=28Mpa
P=1150 KN
= 0.2 m
0.4 m

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