: Design a 9t single angle tension member to support dead tensile working load of 30 k and a live tensile working load of 40 k. The member is to be connected to one leg only with 7/8 bolts (at least four in a line 3 in on center). Assume that only one bolts is to be located at any cross section. Use A36 steel.

: Design a 9t single angle tension member to support dead tensile working load of 30 k and a live tensile working load of 40 k. The member is to be connected to one leg only with 7/8 bolts (at least four in a line 3 in on center). Assume that only one bolts is to be located at any cross section. Use A36 steel.

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter3: Tension Members

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Problem 3.8.2P

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