1. What is the effective net area in square inches?2. What is the available tensile rupture strength in kips?3. What is the available strength in kips?4. What is the nominal available tensile rupture strength in kips? Pls answer within 30 mins ty The single-angle tension member shown is made up of ASTM A36 with one line of 4-in.diameter bolts in standard holes. The member carries a dead load of 20 kips and a live load of60 kips in tension. Assuming connection limit states do not govern, answer the following questionsusing LRFD:NOTE: You can refer to AISC Steel Construction Manual 13th edition for section propertiesL4x4x¹41½"3 @ 3.00"3/4" Dia bolts instandard holes

Given data: Single angle member made up ASTM A36 Dia of bolt=3/4'' Dead load=20 kips Live load=60…

1. What is the effective net area in square inches? 2. What is the available tensile rupture strength in kips? 3. What is the available strength in kips? 4. What is the nominal available tensile rupture strength in kips?

1. What is the effective net area in square inches? 2. What is the available tensile rupture strength in kips? 3. What is the available strength in kips? 4. What is the nominal available tensile rupture strength in kips?

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The single-angle tension member shown is made up of ASTM A36 with one line of 4-in.
diameter bolts in standard holes. The member carries a dead load of 20 kips and a live load of
60 kips in tension. Assuming connection limit states do not govern, answer the following questions
using LRFD:
NOTE: You can refer to AISC Steel Construction Manual 13th edition for section properties
L4x4x¹
4
1½"
3 @ 3.00"
3/4" Dia bolts in
standard holes

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