An eye bolt is used to attach 3 cables to a steel plate. The tension in the three cables create F1=200 lbf, F2=250 lbf, and F3=100 lbf with 0 = 30 degrees and p=44 degrees. If the eye bolt is in equilibrium, what is the y-component of the sum of other forces on the bolt (force from the nut and plate on the bolt) ? If you add up the three force vectors, the sum other force you are looking for will just be in the opposite direction to put the eye bolt in equilibrium. The y-direction is positive going up. For example, if you find the sum of forces 1, 2, and 3 are 100 lbf going up, then the other forces in the y-direction must be pointing to the down (-100 lbf) to put the eye bolt in equilibrium. Eye bolt steel plate Nut e Washer F,

An eye bolt is used to attach 3 cables to a steel plate. The tension in the three cables create F1=200 lbf, F2=250 lbf, and F3=100 lbf with 0 = 30 degrees and p=44 degrees. If the eye bolt is in equilibrium, what is the y-component of the sum of other forces on the bolt (force from the nut and plate on the bolt) ? If you add up the three force vectors, the sum other force you are looking for will just be in the opposite direction to put the eye bolt in equilibrium. The y-direction is positive going up. For example, if you find the sum of forces 1, 2, and 3 are 100 lbf going up, then the other forces in the y-direction must be pointing to the down (-100 lbf) to put the eye bolt in equilibrium. Eye bolt steel plate Nut e Washer F,

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An eye bolt is used to attach 3 cables to a steel plate. The tension in the three
cables create F1=200 lbf, F2=250 lbf, and F3=100 Ibf with 0 = 30 degrees and
p=44 degrees. If the eye bolt is in equilibrium, what is the y-component of the sum
of other forces on the bolt (force from the nut and plate on the bolt) ? If you add up
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opposite direction to put the eye bolt in equilibrium. The y-direction is positive
going up. For example, if you find the sum of forces 1, 2, and 3 are 100 Ibf going up,
then the other forces in the y-direction must be pointing to the down (-100 lbf) to
put the eye bolt in equilibrium.
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