Question 2 of 5 Design a circular column by specifying the diameter and length, of a steel column (E = 30 x 10° psi) that will carry a 50 kip load with a safety factor of 3. The design requirements are that it is in stable equilibrium and that bending will not be the failure mode. Assume the ends are pinned at both ends. Answer using this format: A. GIVEN B. FORMULA C. SOLUTION with unit analysis D. FINAL ANSWER

Question 2 of 5 Design a circular column by specifying the diameter and length, of a steel column (E = 30 x 10° psi) that will carry a 50 kip load with a safety factor of 3. The design requirements are that it is in stable equilibrium and that bending will not be the failure mode. Assume the ends are pinned at both ends. Answer using this format: A. GIVEN B. FORMULA C. SOLUTION with unit analysis D. FINAL ANSWER

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