Q) Four forces act on an eye bolt asshown in figure below. Determine theresultant and direction of the forces* .on the boltF,=30N20°65°F,=TOON300F3=90NF,=120NR = 259 N and 0 = - 55.5 degree O%3DR = 279 N and 0 = - 45.5 degreeR = 269 N and 0 = - 65.5 degree%3DR = 249 N and 0 = 75.5 degree%3D

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Q) Four forces act on an eye bolt as shown in figure below. Determine the resultant and direction of the forces * .on the bolt y F,=30N 20° 65° F,=T0ON 300 F3=90N F2=120N R = 259 N and 0 = - 55.5 degree R = 279 N and 0 = - 45.5 degree %3D R = 269 N and 0 = - 65.5 degree R = 249 N and 0 = 75.5 degree O %3D

Q) Four forces act on an eye bolt as shown in figure below. Determine the resultant and direction of the forces * .on the bolt y F,=30N 20° 65° F,=T0ON 300 F3=90N F2=120N R = 259 N and 0 = - 55.5 degree R = 279 N and 0 = - 45.5 degree %3D R = 269 N and 0 = - 65.5 degree R = 249 N and 0 = 75.5 degree O %3D

Mechanics of Materials (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337093347

Author:Barry J. Goodno, James M. Gere

Publisher:Barry J. Goodno, James M. Gere

Chapter7: Analysis Of Stress And Strain

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 7.3.2P: Repeat the preceding problem using sx= 5.5 MPa. ??y= 4 MPa. and txy= 3.2 MPa.

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