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ASSUMED DIRECTION OF
SUPPORT FORCES AT A
X AND Y COMPONENTS OF
SUPPORT FORCES AT A
+y
+y
-y
HAND CALCULATIONS
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dtv

12
73%
+ |
2-8
4) A piece of sheet metal is being pulled vertically upward while
pressed by a roller weighing 10lbs against a flat bed. as shown
below in Fig4.4. What is the pressing force exerted on the sheet
metal by the roller?
TOLTO
60°
TT
Fig 4.4
étv A
Aa
ARM
sheet metal
fixed bed

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