Problem 3An equal-leg angle L8x8x5/8 tension member is subjected to tensile loads. The connectionbetween the member and the gusset plate is made by using 4-1 1/8" diameter bolts in one row asshown. Assume Fy = 36 ksi and Fu = 58 ksi. Use U = 0.8. Determine the controlling designtensile strength OPn of the tension member (the smallest OPn from yielding, rupture, and blockshear)1¾"2½"3 spaces@2½"L 8x8x5/81 1/8" diameter bolts

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