A 10 mm diameter specimen of hardened tool steel was tested in double shear and failed under a load of 106.8 kN. If a machine-tool component of square cross-section 12 mm x 12 mm is made from the same material, determine the maximum shear load in single shear allowed if the factor of safety is to be 4.

A 10 mm diameter specimen of hardened tool steel was tested in double shear and failed under a load of 106.8 kN. If a machine-tool component of square cross-section 12 mm x 12 mm is made from the same material, determine the maximum shear load in single shear allowed if the factor of safety is to be 4.

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