Q.1 A W14 x 120 section A992 (Fy= 50 ksi) is specified for the column shown in Fig. 1Calculate the available strength of the column if it is pinned at both ends and unbracedabout both axes.(a)b)Using tables determine a suitable column section to safely support the applied loads ifthe end conditions are fixed at the base and pinned at the top about both axes.PD=250 kPL=450 kL=32'FIG. 1

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