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Solution
Let us determine the design loads on the columns:
Column BC:
tributary area of column BC from each floor = (25/2+25/2)*(35/2+35/2)=875 sq ft
self weight of 2 in conc slab = (2/12)*150=25 psf
self weight of 6 in conc slab = (6/12)*150=75 psf
roof dead load = 10 psf
roof live load=30 psf
floor dead load=12 psf
partitional load=15 psf
floor live load=75 psf
Total dead load on column BC=(25+75+10+12)*875/1000=106.75 kips
Total live load on column BC=(30+75+15)*875/1000=105 kips
Factored load on column BC=1.2*106.75 + 1.6*105=296.1 kips
unbraced length of BC=12 ft=effective length
for effective length of 12 ft,the lightest W10 section that has capapcity greater than 296.1 kips is W10x39
Column AB:
tributary area of column AB from each floor = (25/2+25/2)*(35/2+35/2)=875 sq ft
self weight of 2 in conc slab = (2/12)*150=25 psf
self weight of 6 in conc slab = (6/12)*150=75 psf
roof dead load = 10 psf
roof live load=30 psf
floor dead load=12 psf
partitional load=15 psf
floor live load=75 psf
Total dead load on column AB=(25+2*75+10+2*12)*875/1000=182.875 kips
Total live load on column AB=(30+2*75+2*15)*875/1000=183.75 kips
Factored load on column AB=1.2*182.875 + 1.6*183.75=513.45 kips
unbraced length of AB=15 ft=effective length
for effective length of 15 ft,the lightest W10 section that has capapcity greater than 513.45 kips is W10x60

