Justify the selection of a standard steel rolled section for the following Column from a bending moment diagram you determine that M is 200.7 MNmm at the support and the stress at that point in the beam is 175N/mm^2. Take into consideration an additional margin of safety as 20%.

Justify the selection of a standard steel rolled section for the following Column from a bending moment diagram you determine that M is 200.7 MNmm at the support and the stress at that point in the beam is 175N/mm^2. Take into consideration an additional margin of safety as 20%.

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2a) Justify the selection of a standard steel rolled section for the following Column from a bending moment diagram you determine that M is 200.7 MNmm at the support and the stress at that point in the beam is 175N/mm^2. Take into consideration an additional margin of safety as 20%.

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