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Euler's formula holds good only for-

AWeak columns

BShort columns

CBoth short and long columns

DLong columns

Answer:

D. Long columns

Read Explanation:

Euler's formula is specifically applicable to long columns, as it primarily deals with the buckling behavior of slender members under axial compression. This distinction is crucial because the assumptions made in Euler's theory are valid only for long columns where the length is significantly greater than the cross-sectional dimensions.


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