Q120: Determine the stress in cable shown in the figure if its diameter is 10mm. If the pins at A and C are subjected to double shear determine the shear stress in pins at A and C if their diameter is 15mm. Also, find the bearing stress in the plate in the location attached with pin A if the thickness of plate is 20mm.

Q120: Determine the stress in cable shown in the figure if its diameter is 10mm. If the pins at A and C are subjected to double shear determine the shear stress in pins at A and C if their diameter is 15mm. Also, find the bearing stress in the plate in the location attached with pin A if the thickness of plate is 20mm.

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