10)Two steel plates, 100 mm wide and 12.5mm thick, are joined together by meansof double transverse fillet welds as shown inFig.4. The maximum tensile stress for theplates and the welding material should notexceed 110 MPa. Find the required length of theweld (1), if the strength of weld is equal to thestrength of the plates.12.512.5P+100Fig. 4O70.72 mm84.87 mmO 85.72 mm100.72 mm

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