See the image below. A hot-rolled l-beam section has yield strength 300 MPa, ultimate ength 320 MPa. The slenderness of this section is - and the compactness of this section is eep 1 decimal place for slenderness)

See the image below. A hot-rolled l-beam section has yield strength 300 MPa, ultimate ength 320 MPa. The slenderness of this section is - and the compactness of this section is eep 1 decimal place for slenderness)

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Problem 1.5.6P: The data in Table 1.5.3 were obtained from a tensile test of a metal specimen with a rectangular...

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D) See the image below. A hot-rolled I-beam section has yield strength 300 MPa, ultimate
strength 320 MPa. The slenderness of this section is - and the compactness of this section is .
(keep 1 decimal place for slenderness)
170 mm
10 mm
332 mm
8 mm
10 mm
170 mm

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