Which risk increases when a constrained slender concrete column develops significant bowing?

💡 Explanation

Reduced critical buckling load increases because column bowing induces bending moments. The **Euler buckling** theory dictates inverse proportionality between buckling resistance and bow; therefore, compressive failure is more probable, rather than enhanced tensile strength, under increased bending stress across sections.

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