Please provide an answer soon I will upvote 2likes To determine the stud spacing (maximum span of the plywood), assuming a uniform load of 712.50 psf.what is most nearly the maximum stud spacing? Assume the following:• 3/4" BB-OES plywood is used and oriented in the strong direction10.50 in.6.00 in.8.50 in.12.00 in.

3/4'' BB-OES plywood. Uniform load= 712.5 psf To determine- Stud spacing (maximum span of the…

To determine the stud spacing (maximum span of the plywood), assuming a uniform load of 712.50 pst what is most nearly the maximum stud spacing? Assume the following: . 3/4" BB-OES plywood is used and oriented in the strong direction 10.50 in. 6.00 in. 8.50 in. O 12.00 in.

To determine the stud spacing (maximum span of the plywood), assuming a uniform load of 712.50 pst what is most nearly the maximum stud spacing? Assume the following: . 3/4" BB-OES plywood is used and oriented in the strong direction 10.50 in. 6.00 in. 8.50 in. O 12.00 in.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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