Home / Chapter 1: Stress / M1.5: Shear Stress in Pin Supportconcept checkpoints!!!slides[5]!!! The pin at C has a diameterof 44 mm. Assume that the pin at C isAsupported in a single shear connection.Compute the shear stress in pin C (inMPа).3,350.00 mmMPа1,900.00 mm 1,900.00 mm 1,900.00 mmEnter35 kN60 kN

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!!!slides[5]!!! The pin at C has a diameter of 44 mm. Assume that the pin at C is supported in a single shear connection. Compute the shear stress in pin C (in MPa). 3,350.00 mm MPa C 1,900.00 mm 1,900.00 mm 1,900.00 mm Enter 35 kN 60 kN

!!!slides[5]!!! The pin at C has a diameter of 44 mm. Assume that the pin at C is supported in a single shear connection. Compute the shear stress in pin C (in MPa). 3,350.00 mm MPa C 1,900.00 mm 1,900.00 mm 1,900.00 mm Enter 35 kN 60 kN

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