A 3m both ends hinged timber column is made of Apitong wood with the following properties: Fc = 9.56 MPa (parallel to grain) Fc = 2.20 MPa (perpendicular to grain) E = 7310 MPa If it has a square section with 200mm side dimension. Compute the actual slenderness ratio of the column. a. 12 b.13 c.14 d.15

A 3m both ends hinged timber column is made of Apitong wood with the following properties: Fc = 9.56 MPa (parallel to grain) Fc = 2.20 MPa (perpendicular to grain) E = 7310 MPa If it has a square section with 200mm side dimension. Compute the actual slenderness ratio of the column. a. 12 b.13 c.14 d.15

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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