For calculating the allowable stress of long columns is the empirical

1.	For calculating the allowable stress of long columns is the empirical formula, known as
A.	Straight line formula
B.	Parabolic formula
C.	Perry's formula
D.	Rankine's formula.
Answer» C. Perry's formula

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