You must place your scaffolding in an area of grass that can only support a load of not more than 3,200 psf. . A mudsill is normally made up of multiple layers that can be easily constructed and reused. A scaled down example is shown in the photo to the right. 5.1. What is the total maximum load capacity tributary to one interior scaffold post? [Hint: Determine the load tributary at one level to an interior post. The end posts will have less tributary area. Then multiply the load by the number of levels required and the minimum live load rating for the scaffolding (not the actual loads in each bay).] (5 points for correct answer plus 4 points for showing your work) Provide answer in a complete sentence. (1 point) 5.2. How much area (measured in ft*) does that load need to be spread out over to prevent the scaffold post from sinking into the grass? (2 points for correct answer plus 1 point for showing 2x framing your work) Provide answer in a complete sentence. (1 point) 5.3. If the mudsill is square in shape what is the minimum edge distance (show your units) of the square required? For example, if the calculation produced an area of 4 ft then the square root of 4 ftz is a square with edge distance of 2 ft (a mudsill that measures 24 inched along all edges). (2 points for correct answer plus 1 point for showing your work) Provide answer in a complete sentence. (1 point)5. Load tracing at scaffold posts: {18 points total] 0 The scaffolding has bays that are 8 ft long x 5 ft wide. I There are 10 working levels. I For the sake of this assignment the scaffolding system weight adds an additional 325?? to an interior post load. 0 You have a nearll,l level ground surface, but it is not hardsoape [such as concrete or pavement]