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A bracket must support the service loads shown in the figure below. The loads act through the center of gravity of the connection. The connection to the column flange is with eight 7/8-inch diameter, A325N bolts. A992 steel is used for all components. Is the connection adequate? Use LRFD. Show all work to verify the bearing strength and the combined effects from tension and shear in the bolts. Ignore any potential prying action created in the WT.
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