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A bolted lap joint is shown in the figure below. The bolts are 20 mm in diameter in 23 mm holes. The plates are 12 mm thick. X1 = 33 mm, X2 = 76 mm, and x3 = 50 mm. - Allowable stresses of plates: • Tension in gross area = 0.60 Fy o Tension in net area = 0.50 Fu • Shear on net area = 0.30 Fu - Yield strength of plate, Fy = 248 MPa • Ultimate tensile strength of plate, Fu = 400 MPa • Find the safe load P based on gross area yielding in kN. [ Select ] [Select ] 430 489 450 [ Selee None of the choices 521 [ Select ] Find the safe load P based on net area rapture in kN. [ Select ] [Select] [S 439 468 None of the choices 512 487 [ Select] 621 530 578 None of the choices 486 • Find the safe load P based on block shear in kN. [ Select ]

A bolted lap joint is shown in the figure below. The bolts are 20 mm in diameter in 23 mm holes. The plates are 12 mm thick. X1 = 33 mm, X2 = 76 mm, and x3 = 50 mm. - Allowable stresses of plates: • Tension in gross area = 0.60 Fy o Tension in net area = 0.50 Fu • Shear on net area = 0.30 Fu - Yield strength of plate, Fy = 248 MPa • Ultimate tensile strength of plate, Fu = 400 MPa • Find the safe load P based on gross area yielding in kN. [ Select ] [Select ] 430 489 450 [ Selee None of the choices 521 [ Select ] Find the safe load P based on net area rapture in kN. [ Select ] [Select] [S 439 468 None of the choices 512 487 [ Select] 621 530 578 None of the choices 486 • Find the safe load P based on block shear in kN. [ Select ]

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