P= 50 kN10 mmFigure 1.8A rod R is used to hold a sign board with an axial load 50 kN as shown in figure 1.8. Theend of the rod is 50 mm wide and has a circular hole for fixing the pin which is 20 mmdiameter. The load from the rod R is transferred to the base plate C through a bracket Bthat is 22mm wide and has a circular hole for the pin. The base plate is 10 mm thick and itis connected to the bracket by welding. The base plate C is fixed on to a structure by fourbolts of each 12 mm diameter. Find the shear stress and bearing stress in the pin and inthe bolts.

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