Question: Determine the internal loading in the hook shown below at the point R, 8. A free body diagram of the hook's end is provided. The hook may be analysed as a 2 dimensional body. Given: R = 0.2 m 0 = 30 deg F-3 KN 1) Find the normal force N. 2) Find the shear force V. 3) Find the bending moment M. N

Question: Determine the internal loading in the hook shown below at the point R, 8. A free body diagram of the hook's end is provided. The hook may be analysed as a 2 dimensional body. Given: R = 0.2 m 0 = 30 deg F-3 KN 1) Find the normal force N. 2) Find the shear force V. 3) Find the bending moment M. N

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