Evaluate the Design Strength of the following members with the specified unsupported lengths, Lb. Assume Cb...

Evaluate the Design Strength of the following members with the specified unsupported lengths, Lb. Assume Cb = 1.0.

Section	Lb
W14x61	24 ft
W14x34	10 ft
W21x62	14 ft
W18x76	12 ft

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