If the flexural rigidity of the column is doubled, and length of the simply supported column is halved, then the strength of the column is increased to how many times
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Step 1: Given that the flexural rigidity of the column is doubled, so \(E_{L'} = 2E_L\) and the length of the column is halved, so \(L' = \frac{L}{2}\). Show more…
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