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Q2/The beam-column in Figure is a member of a braced frame. A second-order
analysis was performed with factored loads and reduced member stiffinesses to
obtain the moments and axial force shown. Use LRFD and determine whether this
member is adequate
602 k
M,
420 ft-k
ntx
= 150 ft-k
nty
13'
W14 X 132
602 k

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