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Q.2) For a T section beam with twolong wooden planks whose dimensions (all in mm) are shown in figure. If the beam transmits a vertical shear 4000 N, find the distance that two nails must be driven so that the beam 50 acts as a single unit. Assume that the shear force per nail 200 is 600 N. 50

Q.2) For a T section beam with twolong wooden planks whose dimensions (all in mm) are shown in figure. If the beam transmits a vertical shear 4000 N, find the distance that two nails must be driven so that the beam 50 acts as a single unit. Assume that the shear force per nail 200 is 600 N. 50

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whose dimensions (all in mm) are shown in figure. If
the beam transmits a vertical shear 4000 N, find the
50
distance that two nails must be driven so that the beam
acts as a single unit. Assume that the shear force per nail
is 600 N.
200
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