Two plates are connected using three 20-mm-diameter bolts as shown in the figure. If the axial load P is 50 kN determine the shear stress in each bolt. 130 mm 25 mm Your answer: O 53 MPa. O 159 MPa O26.5 MPa 79.5 MPa ooo 25 mm P

Two plates are connected using three 20-mm-diameter bolts as shown in the figure. If the axial load P is 50 kN determine the shear stress in each bolt. 130 mm 25 mm Your answer: O 53 MPa. O 159 MPa O26.5 MPa 79.5 MPa ooo 25 mm P

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Two plates are connected using three 20-mm-diameter bolts as shown in the figure. If the axial load P is 50 kN determine the shear stress in each bolt.
130 mm
25 mm
Your answer:
O 53 MPa.
O
159 MPa
O26.5 MPa
O 79.5 MPa
O
106 MPa:
ooo
25 mm
P

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