This image contains a technical drawing and associated calculations typically used in engineering or construction. ### Diagram Description: - **Shape:** The drawing shows an L-shaped angle bracket. - **Dimensions:** - The vertical side is divided into three segments: 1.5 inches, 2.25 inches, and 2.25 inches. - The horizontal side is 4 inches across. - Holes are positioned along the vertical side with equal spacing of 2.25 inches between them. - The side view shows the thickness as 2.5 inches. ### Notations: - **L6x4x¾" with ⅞" bolts:** - This specifies an L-shaped angle with dimensions of 6 inches by 4 inches and a thickness of ¾ inch. It uses ⅞-inch bolts. - **Ag = 6.94 in²:** - This represents the gross area of the angle bracket. - **An = ?:** - This indicates the net area, which is to be calculated or is unknown. This type of drawing and calculation would typically be used to determine the load-bearing capacity and necessary specifications for an angle bracket in construction projects.

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