2. How many rivets are required to connect the boards together to form the beam, if the beam carries the loads shown in the figure. The shear capacity of each rivet is 50 STRESSES IN BEAM KN. 75 mm 75 mm 20 KN 2.5 m 100 mm 20 KN/m 10 KN/m 2.5 m 20 KN/m 2 m 350 mm 100 mm

2. How many rivets are required to connect the boards together to form the beam, if the beam carries the loads shown in the figure. The shear capacity of each rivet is 50 STRESSES IN BEAM KN. 75 mm 75 mm 20 KN 2.5 m 100 mm 20 KN/m 10 KN/m 2.5 m 20 KN/m 2 m 350 mm 100 mm

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