5. A column in an agricultural structure is subjected to gravitational loads only. Using the tributary area concept what is the required axial strength of the column of D = 400 kN, L = 530 kN, and Lr = 90 kN a. 480 kN c. b. 1328 KN 1373 kN 560 kN d. 6. If the dead load is significant such that the live load and roof live load is negligible, what would be the required axial strength? a. 480 kN b. 1328 KN c. 1373 KN d. 560 kN 7. If only dead and live load is significant, what would be the required axial strength of the column? a. 480 kN b. 1328 KN c. 1373 KN d. 560 kN

5. A column in an agricultural structure is subjected to gravitational loads only. Using the tributary area concept what is the required axial strength of the column of D = 400 kN, L = 530 kN, and Lr = 90 kN a. 480 kN c. b. 1328 KN 1373 kN 560 kN d. 6. If the dead load is significant such that the live load and roof live load is negligible, what would be the required axial strength? a. 480 kN b. 1328 KN c. 1373 KN d. 560 kN 7. If only dead and live load is significant, what would be the required axial strength of the column? a. 480 kN b. 1328 KN c. 1373 KN d. 560 kN

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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