The figure shows a wire cutter. Determine the cutting force on the wire at A when the 75-N forces are applied to the handgrips. (Hint: The horizontal components of pin forces at B and D are zero due to symmetry.)

The figure shows a wire cutter. Determine the cutting force on the wire at A when the 75-N forces are applied to the handgrips. (Hint: The horizontal components of pin forces at B and D are zero due to symmetry.)

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The figure shows a wire cutter. Detemine the cutting force on the wire
at A when the 75-N forces are applied to the handgrips. (Hint: The horizontal
components of pin forces at B and D are zero due to symmetry.)
75 N
A.
B
E
|-27-
80
24
-72
75 N
Dimensions in mm

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