Can anyone help me with this? 3E concrete =4.5 x 106 psiULTIMATE ConcreLTIMATE Concrete = 6000 psiE steel = 30 X 106 pslpsiConcrete-4.5 OD 3.75' IDA36 Steel Tubing58,000 PSI ULTIMATESTRENGTHA =TotalAconAsterFConcreF TOTALE =Concreteε =Steelsq. In.sq. In.sq. In.lbs.lbs.lbs.Inch/InchInch/Inch

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E concrete =4.5 x 106 psl QULTIMATE Concr TIMATE Concrete = 6000 psi E steel = 30 x 106 psl psi Concrete A = Total A concrete Aste -4.5 DD 3.75' ID A36 Steel Tubing 58,000 PSI ULTIMATE F STRENGTH FFF F steet = F= TOTAL E = Concrete E = Steel sq. In. sq. In. sq. In. lbs. lbs. lbs. Inch/Inch Inch/Inch

E concrete =4.5 x 106 psl QULTIMATE Concr TIMATE Concrete = 6000 psi E steel = 30 x 106 psl psi Concrete A = Total A concrete Aste -4.5 DD 3.75' ID A36 Steel Tubing 58,000 PSI ULTIMATE F STRENGTH FFF F steet = F= TOTAL E = Concrete E = Steel sq. In. sq. In. sq. In. lbs. lbs. lbs. Inch/Inch Inch/Inch

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

ChapterMA: Math Assessment

Section: Chapter Questions

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