A column is constructed using four A992 steel anglesthat are laced together as shown. The length of thecolumn is to be 40 ft and the ends are assumed to befixed connected. Each angle shown below has anarea of A = 2.75 in^2 and moments of inertia of Ix = ly= 2.22 in^4.(Figure 1)2.068 in.0.932 in.0.932 in.2.068 in.CсCCyDetermine the distance d between the centroids C ofthe angles so that the column can support an axialload ofP = 340kip without buckling. Neglect the effect of thelacing.Express your answer to three significant figures andinclude the appropriate unitsXd

A column is constructed using four A992 steel angles that are laced together as shown. The length of the column is to be 40 ft and the ends are assumed to be fixed connected. Each angle shown below has an area of A = 2.75 in^2 and moments of inertia of lx = ly = 2.22 in^4.

A column is constructed using four A992 steel angles that are laced together as shown. The length of the column is to be 40 ft and the ends are assumed to be fixed connected. Each angle shown below has an area of A = 2.75 in^2 and moments of inertia of lx = ly = 2.22 in^4.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Problem 1P

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