**Q1. Determine flexural strength for a wood specimen with given data below.**- Span length = 22 inches- Cross section, b = 2", d = 2"- Maximum load = 4200 lbf**Equation:**\[ R = \frac{Mc}{I} \]Where:- \( R = \) modulus of rupture, MPa (psi)- \( M = \) bending moment = \( \frac{PL}{4} \)- \( P = \) maximum load, N (lb)- \( L = \) span length, mm (in.)- \( c = \) distance from neutral axis to edge of sample = \( \frac{1}{2}h \)- \( I = \) moment of inertia = \( \frac{bh^3}{12} \)- \( b = \) average width, mm (in.)- \( h = \) average depth, mm (in.)**Q2. Determine shear strength for a wood specimen with given data below.**- \( a = 1.75" \), \( b = 0.25" \), \( c = 2" \), \( d = 2" \)- Maximum load = 5100 lbf**Equation:**\[ \text{Shear Strength} = \frac{P_{\text{max}}}{\text{Area}} \]**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram shows a wood specimen mounted in a test fixture. The specimen dimensions are labeled as \( a \), \( b \), \( c \), and \( d \), with a load \( P \) applied at the top via a load block.**Q3. Determine compressive strength for a wood specimen with given data below.**- Cross section dimensions of the face on which load is applied = \( 2” \times 2” \)- Maximum load = 4500 lbf**Equation:**\[ \text{Compressive Strength} = \frac{\text{Load}}{\text{Area}} = \frac{P_{\text{max}}}{a \times b} \]This educational content explains how to determine flexural, shear, and compressive strengths for wood specimens using given data, relevant equations, and a diagram illustrating specimen mounting for testing.

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Q1. Determine flexural strength for a wood specimen with given data below. V Span length = 22 inches, V Cross section , b = 2" d= 2" Mc R = L = span length, mm (in.) c = distance from neutral axis to edge of sample = ½h I = moment of inertia = bh³/12 b = average width, mm (in.) h = average depth, mm (in.) where V Maximum load = 4200 Ibf R = modulus of rupture, MPa (psi) M = bending moment = PL/4 P = maximum load, N (lb) |P

Q1. Determine flexural strength for a wood specimen with given data below. V Span length = 22 inches, V Cross section , b = 2" d= 2" Mc R = L = span length, mm (in.) c = distance from neutral axis to edge of sample = ½h I = moment of inertia = bh³/12 b = average width, mm (in.) h = average depth, mm (in.) where V Maximum load = 4200 Ibf R = modulus of rupture, MPa (psi) M = bending moment = PL/4 P = maximum load, N (lb) |P

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