A joint is made by gluing two plywood gussets of thicknesst to wood boards. The tensile working stresses are 1300 psi for the plywood and 800 psi for the boards. The working shear stress for the glue is 55 psi. a. Determine the dimension b (inch.) so that the joint is as strong as the boards. c. 11.67 1.75 in. а. 38.33 b. 12.73 d. 40.25 -b- b. Determine the dimension t (inch.) so that the joint is as strong as the boards. a. 0.477 b. 1.36 P P c. 0.538 5.75 in. d. 0.562

A joint is made by gluing two plywood gussets of thicknesst to wood boards. The tensile working stresses are 1300 psi for the plywood and 800 psi for the boards. The working shear stress for the glue is 55 psi. a. Determine the dimension b (inch.) so that the joint is as strong as the boards. c. 11.67 1.75 in. а. 38.33 b. 12.73 d. 40.25 -b- b. Determine the dimension t (inch.) so that the joint is as strong as the boards. a. 0.477 b. 1.36 P P c. 0.538 5.75 in. d. 0.562

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