1. The tension member is a PL 1/2 x 10, and the steel is A36. The bolts are 5/8-inch in diameter.a. Draw the different potential failure lines.b. Compute the effective net area.2.75"4.50"--3"--3"- -3"-

Diameter of bolt=5/8 in Thickness of plate=1/2in To find effective net area

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1. The tension member is a PL 1/2 x 10, and the steel is A36. The bolts are 5/8-inch in diameter.
a. Draw the different potential failure lines.
b. Compute the effective net area.
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