Show complete solution please thanks Given the figure below. Diameter of bolt is 20 mm.130 kN200mm50507850505505031+100mm1. Determine the direct load on each rivet.2. Determine the direct shear stress.3. Determine the polar moment of inertia in mm².4. Determine the load due to moment on each rivet.5. Determine the shear stress due to moment.6. Determine the maximum load on each rivet.7. Determine the maximum shear stress.8. Determine the maximum eccentric load that can beapplied if the allowable shear stress of the bolt is 105 MPa.

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