In the figure shown below, the 4 forces are being supported by an eyebolt. Determine the force F2 (in kN, roundoff to 2 decimal places) that would produce a net effect on the bolt of R direct pull along the horizontal. F1=2KN R=3KN F3=1.2kN a=30⁰ F4=1.8KN B=30* F1 y F2 + F4 a В Ꮎ F3

In the figure shown below, the 4 forces are being supported by an eyebolt. Determine the force F2 (in kN, roundoff to 2 decimal places) that would produce a net effect on the bolt of R direct pull along the horizontal. F1=2KN R=3KN F3=1.2kN a=30⁰ F4=1.8KN B=30* F1 y F2 + F4 a В Ꮎ F3

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In the figure shown below, the 4 forces are being supported by an eyebolt. Determine the force F2 (in kN, roundoff to 2 decimal places) that would produce a net
effect on the bolt of R direct pull along the horizontal.
F1=2kN
R=3KN
F3=1.2kN a=30°
F4-1.8kN 3=30°
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-F2
F4
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