12-42 The simply supported beam is built up from threeboards by nailing them together as shown. The wood has analkıwable shear stress of Ta = 15 MP, and an allowablebending stress of a= 9 MPa The nails are spaced ats= 75 mm, and cach has a shear strength of 15 kN Determinethe maximum alkowable force Pthat can be applied to the beam.100 mim25 mm25 mm-200 mmmim

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