AW14 x 53 of Grade 70 steel is used as a compression member. It is 30 feet long, pinned at the top and fixed at the bottom, and has additional bracing in the weak direction. The column is braced (pinned) on its weak axis 10 ft form the top and bottom. What is the nominal strength in axial compression for the member? O 659 kips O 761 kips O 856 kips O 733 kips

AW14 x 53 of Grade 70 steel is used as a compression member. It is 30 feet long, pinned at the top and fixed at the bottom, and has additional bracing in the weak direction. The column is braced (pinned) on its weak axis 10 ft form the top and bottom. What is the nominal strength in axial compression for the member? O 659 kips O 761 kips O 856 kips O 733 kips

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Chapter4: Compression Members

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