Given a round column in compression. It is centrally loaded. What is the radius of gyration for buckling given the following information? • Diameter of column, d= 0.224 m Length of column, L = 1.1 m • Load, P = 441 State the radius of gyration in meters to 4 (four) decimal places.

Given a round column in compression. It is centrally loaded. What is the radius of gyration for buckling given the following information? • Diameter of column, d= 0.224 m Length of column, L = 1.1 m • Load, P = 441 State the radius of gyration in meters to 4 (four) decimal places.

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The column is described as a vertical member of the structure that carries an axial compressive load, and buckling is a lateral deformation of the column under the application of load.

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Given a round column in compression. It is centrally loaded. What is the radius of gyration for buckling given the following information?
• Diameter of column, d= 0.224 m
Length of column, L = 1.1 m
● Load, P = 441
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State the radius of gyration in meters to 4 (four) decimal places.
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