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Consider the bracket shown in Fig-3. If: • F1 - 10 lb @ -90° • a- 2 ft •b- 4 ft • c- 1 ft then, what is the direction of the vertical reaction at point 'A'? 0° 90° 180° O 270°

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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Consider the bracket shown in Fig-3. If:
• F1 = 10 lb @ -90°
• a = 2 ft
• b = 4 ft
• c= 1 ft
then, what is the direction of the vertical reaction at point 'A'?
0°
90°
180°
O 270°

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