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a) Why does "Nch" 427 impose a smaller slenderness constraint in tension than in compression? b) Explain in your own words, what are the limit states on which the LRPD and ASD design is based? And what uncertainty do you seek to reduce in the design?

          a) Why does "Nch" 427 impose a smaller slenderness constraint in tension than in compression?
b) Explain in your own words, what are the limit states on which the LRPD and ASD design is based? And what uncertainty do you seek to reduce in the design?
        
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00:01 So here in this problem we have to explain that the non -quasi -static equilibrium compression process it requires more work, more work input in comparison to the quasi -static equilibrium...
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