A horizontal force P = 69,651 N is pushing an inverted L-frame supported by a foundation at the base. Determine the bearing stress at the 55° - inclined surface of the L-frame, in MPa. 600 mm P 55 200 mm 100 mam

A horizontal force P = 69,651 N is pushing an inverted L-frame supported by a foundation at the base. Determine the bearing stress at the 55° - inclined surface of the L-frame, in MPa. 600 mm P 55 200 mm 100 mam

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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A horizontal force P = 69,651 N is pushing an inverted L-frame supported by a foundation at the base.
Determine the bearing stress at the 55° - inclined surface of the L-frame, in MPa.
600
mm.
P
55
200
mm
100 ram

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