Three boards each 50mm thick, are nailed together to form an I-Beam that will be subjected to a vertical shear. We know that maximum allowable shearing force for each nail is 600N. Calculate the maximum allowable shear if the spacing between each nail is 75mm.

Three boards each 50mm thick, are nailed together to form an I-Beam that will be subjected to a vertical shear. We know that maximum allowable shearing force for each nail is 600N. Calculate the maximum allowable shear if the spacing between each nail is 75mm.

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Three boards each 50mm thick, are nailed together to form an I-Beam that will be
subjected to a vertical shear. We know that maximum allowable shearing force for
each nail is 600N. Calculate the maximum allowable shear if the spacing between
each nail is 75mm.
50 mm
100 mm
50 mm
100 mm
150 mm

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