Problem # 5 Use LRFD Specs to select the lightest WT-shape with F, = 50 ksi for the column shown below to support the ultimate load of 400 kips. The length is 16 feet. Both ends are pinned, and there is a support against weak axis buck. 1 the top. 10' y-axis 16' x-axis

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Problem # 5 Use LRFD Specs to select the lightest WT-shape with F, = 50 ksi for the column shown below to support the ultimate load of 400 kips. The length is 16 feet. Both ends are pinned, and there is a support against weak axis buck. 1 the top. 10' y-axis 16' x-axis

$Problem \# 5 Use LRFD Specs to select the lightest WT-shape with $ \mathrm{F}_{\mathrm{y}}=50 \mathrm{ksi} $ for the column$

Problem \# 5 Use LRFD Specs to select the lightest WT-shape with

F_{y} = 50 ksi

for the column shown below to support the ultimate load of 400 kips. The length is 16 feet. Both ends are pinned, and there is a support against weak axis t he top.

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