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In structural design, slenderness ratio of a compression member is the ratio of its effective length to its:

ATotal cross-sectional depth
BLeast radius of gyration
CLeast moment of inertia
DFlange width

Explanation

Slenderness ratio λ = Le / r_min, where Le is effective length and r_min is least radius of gyration of the cross section (r_min = sqrt(I_min / A)). Higher slenderness ratios increase susceptibility to elastic buckling.

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