Calculate the average shear stress in MPa of the pins B and C on the frame shown in the figure. Note that these pins are subjected to double shear and have a diameter of 0.5 inch. 500 Ib 4 ft 2 ft| 2ft 4 ft 500 N

Calculate the average shear stress in MPa of the pins B and C on the frame shown in the figure. Note that these pins are subjected to double shear and have a diameter of 0.5 inch. 500 Ib 4 ft 2 ft| 2ft 4 ft 500 N

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Calculate the average shear stress in MPa of the pins B
and C on the frame shown in the figure. Note that these
pins are subjected to double shear and have a diameter
of 0.5 inch.
500 Ib
4ft
2 ft 2 ft
500 N

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