The column critical bucking load depends on Column cross section size and shape Column material Column height Column end conditions Which statement is the most correct OColumn buckling is depends on its cross section size OColumn buckling is depends on its slenderness ratio Column buckling is depends on its height When testing two identical columns, while Column a end with conditions: Fixed-Fixe Column b with end conditions: Pinned-Pined Column a will fail at higher load than column b Column b will fail at higher load than column a OColumn a will fail at same load of column b

The column critical bucking load depends on Column cross section size and shape Column material Column height Column end conditions Which statement is the most correct OColumn buckling is depends on its cross section size OColumn buckling is depends on its slenderness ratio Column buckling is depends on its height When testing two identical columns, while Column a end with conditions: Fixed-Fixe Column b with end conditions: Pinned-Pined Column a will fail at higher load than column b Column b will fail at higher load than column a OColumn a will fail at same load of column b

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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