Lap Joint Questions O O The following questions all use this figure. Assume a bolt will be put in each hole. The plates are made of A992 high-strength, low alloy steel and are 9.00" wide by 0.375" thick. This bearing-type connection will use A325 bolts with thread in the shear plane (A325-N). Record forces in pounds (not kips). Answers starting with a 1 should use four significant figures, all other answers should use three significant figures. (However, exact answers will be accepted.) Question 12 (1 point) Saved Listen Based on all your previous calculations, what is the most likely failure point of this lap joint? (Said another way, which of your calculations produced the smallest load in pounds?) Shearing of fasteners (P) Bearing between fasteners and plate (PP) Tensile load on gross area (Pg) Tensile load on net section (Pn) ) Listen sed on all your previous calculations, what is the most likely failure point of this joint? (Said another way, which of your calculations produced the smallest load in unds?) Shearing of fasteners (Ps) Bearing between fasteners and plate (Pp) Tensile load on gross area (Pg) Tensile load on net section (Pn) Question 12 (1 point) Saved Listen Based on all your previous calculations, what is the most likely failure point of this lap joint? (Said another way, which of your calculations produced the smallest load in pounds?) Shearing of fasteners (P) Bearing between fasteners and plate (PP) Tensile load on gross area (Pg) Tensile load on net section (Pn)