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A plate $200 m m \times 8 m m$ is connected to a 10 mm thick gusset using 18 mm diameter bolts. The yield and the ultimate stress of the steel used are 250 MPa and 10 MPa respectively. The gross yielding strength of the plate is ______kN.

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Gross yielding strength

$T_{d g} = \frac{f_{y} \times A_{g}}{y_{m o}}$
$= \frac{250 \times (200 \times 8)}{1.1 \times 1000} k N = 363.64 k N$

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