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An L6 X 4 X (5/8) tension member of A36 steel is connected to a
gusset plate with 1-inch-diameter bolts. It
is subjected to the
following service loads: dead load = 50 kips, live load = 100 kips,
and wind load = 45
kips. Use Equation 3.1 (Ae =
AnU) for U and determine whether this member is
adequate.
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