Question

question 4 not yet answered points out of 1.00 flag question which of the following are most important when determining what male fastener to use? a. concrete thickness, thread count on bolt b. hole diameter, specifications c. specifications, weight d. weight of object, thickness of material, embedment depth

Explanation:

To determine the correct male fastener, key factors relate to the load (weight of object), the material's thickness (to ensure proper fit/strength), and embedment depth (for secure anchoring). Option a: Concrete thickness and thread count are less critical for general male fastener selection. Option b: Hole diameter and specs are not as core as load and depth. Option c: Specifications alone are too vague, and weight without material thickness/depth is insufficient. Option d includes weight (load), material thickness, and embedment depth, which are crucial for choosing a fastener that can support the load and anchor properly.

Answer:

d. Weight of object, thickness of material, embedment depth