A die is being used to cut threads on a rod. If 18-Ib forces are applied as shown, determine the magnitude F of the equal forces exerted on the 1.000-in. rod by each of the four cutting surfaces so that their external effect on the rod is equivalent to that of the two 18-Ibforces. A die is being used to cut threads on a rod. If 18-lb forces are applied as shown, determine the magnitude Fof the equal forces exertedon the 1.000-in. rod by each of the four cutting surfaces so that their external effect on the rod is equivalent to that of the two 18-lbforces.1.000"18 lb18 Ib7.5"Answer: F =Ib

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ie is being used to cut threads on a rod. If 18-Ib forces are applied as shown, determine the magnitude F of the equal forces exerted on the 1.000-in. rod by each of the four cutting surfaces so that their external effect on the rod is equivalent to that of the two 18-Ib forces.

ie is being used to cut threads on a rod. If 18-Ib forces are applied as shown, determine the magnitude F of the equal forces exerted on the 1.000-in. rod by each of the four cutting surfaces so that their external effect on the rod is equivalent to that of the two 18-Ib forces.

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