. Locate gh the PROBLEM 2.28 2.29 The release cam mechanism is subjected to the forces shown. Resolve each force into components parallel and perpendicu- lar to a line connecting points A and B. 5" В 25° 9 lb A 199 3" 6 lb PROBLEM 2.29

. Locate gh the PROBLEM 2.28 2.29 The release cam mechanism is subjected to the forces shown. Resolve each force into components parallel and perpendicu- lar to a line connecting points A and B. 5" В 25° 9 lb A 199 3" 6 lb PROBLEM 2.29

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The release cam mechanism is subjected to the forces shown. Resolve each force into the components paralles and perpendicular to a line connecting points A and B.

. Locate
gh the
PROBLEM 2.28
2.29 The release cam mechanism is subjected to the forces shown.
Resolve each force into components parallel and perpendicu-
lar to a line connecting points A and B.
5"
В
25°
9 lb
A
199
3"
6 lb
PROBLEM 2.29

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