Q. 4: The column shown in Fig. Q4a is pinned at both ends. The column is 3m long. Using Euler'sformula, calculate the critical buckling load witha) the cross section shown in Fig. Q.4b;b) the cross section shown in Fig. Q.4c;Take E 180 GPa.BL=3 mFig. Q4a: A column underbucklingIII70 mm30 mmFig. Q4b: A rectangular crosssection60 mm5 mm60 mmFig. Q4c: A hollow squarecross section

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Q. 4: The column shown in Fig. Q4a is pinned at both ends. The column is 3m long. Using Euler's formula, calculate the critical buckling load with a) the cross section shown in Fig. Q.4b; b) the cross section shown in Fig. Q.4c; Take E=180 GPa.