Q6: If the cretical load for a Two ends fixed coulmn is 60 kN, what s the critical load for the other ends support conditions (show your calculations ) a. One fixed end and one free end (flage pole )? b. Two ends pinned.? c. One fixed end and the other is pinned.?

Q6: If the cretical load for a Two ends fixed coulmn is 60 kN, what s the critical load for the other ends support conditions (show your calculations ) a. One fixed end and one free end (flage pole )? b. Two ends pinned.? c. One fixed end and the other is pinned.?

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Q6: If the cretical load for a Two ends fixed
coulmn is 60 kN, what s the critical load for the
other ends support conditions : ( show your
. calculations )
a. One fixed end and one free end (flage pole )?
b. Two ends pinned.?
c. One fixed end and the other is pinned.?

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