Three wood boards, each 4 inches wide, are joined by the %-in-diameter bolt. Of the working stress for wood are 800 psi in tension and 1500 psi in bearing, find the largest allowable value of the force P.

Three wood boards, each 4 inches wide, are joined by the %-in-diameter bolt. Of the working stress for wood are 800 psi in tension and 1500 psi in bearing, find the largest allowable value of the force P.

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