2. Consider the connection on the following angleL7 x 4 xООО1.5 3" 3+33+++Use preferred material for L. All bolts are 1" A-490-X bolts. Edge distance is 1.5”.a) Determine the nominal bolt capacity.b) Determine the nominal bearing capacity for each plate.c) Determine the nominal rupture capacity of each plate.d) What is the nominal capacity of the connection?

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