QUESTION 2Figure Q2 shows a plate that is supported by two brackets on each side. The plate is subjected toaxial load F. A 10 mm diameter bolt is used to hold the plate. Then, the bracket is mounted towooden block using two similar bolts. It is given the yield stress, ay and shear yield stress, Ty ofthe bolt is 140 MPa and 90 MPa respectively:a)b)c)State which bolt/s is/are subjected to tensile load and determine thetensile stress of the bolt/s.State which bolt/s is/are subjected to transverse shear load anddetermine the shear stress of the bolt/s.Based on the safety factor of 2, determine whether the bolts A, B andCare safe or unsafe.10mm10mmDetail of PlateBolt BBolt ABolt CBracketPlate0 = 10mmF=50kNFigure Q2Thickness of plate 7mm

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