wii The following forces are acting on the bracket below. The bracket has a width w of 2 inches and a height h of 3 inches. The bracket is in equilibrium (not accelerating). Determine F3y knowing F1,x-98 lbf and F1y-166 Ibf. For this question, what is F3y in Ibf? Note that the y-direction is pointing up, so if the force is pushing down on the bracket, it has a negative magnitude. Fig 39

wii The following forces are acting on the bracket below. The bracket has a width w of 2 inches and a height h of 3 inches. The bracket is in equilibrium (not accelerating). Determine F3y knowing F1,x-98 lbf and F1y-166 Ibf. For this question, what is F3y in Ibf? Note that the y-direction is pointing up, so if the force is pushing down on the bracket, it has a negative magnitude. Fig 39

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter4: Coplanar Equilibrium Analysis

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