An aluminum (E 70 GPa) column built into the ground as shown in the figure below. Its length, L, is given as 2.2 m, and it is under axial compressive load P. The dimensions of the cross-section are b 210 mm and d 280 mm.. What is the critical load to buckle the column?

An aluminum (E 70 GPa) column built into the ground as shown in the figure below. Its length, L, is given as 2.2 m, and it is under axial compressive load P. The dimensions of the cross-section are b 210 mm and d 280 mm.. What is the critical load to buckle the column?

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