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A column's Euler critical stress is \( 400 \) MPa in a material yielding at \( 300 \) MPa. The column will
Answer: A
The Euler formula has returned a stress the material cannot sustain elastically, which signals that the column is too short for the elastic theory. A Johnson or tangent modulus treatment applies instead, and the true capacity lies below yield.
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