Suppose the load in the figure below is 2 kN. Further suppose that the distance between the load and the centroid is 1.3 m. The horizontal distance between bolts is 100 mm and the vertical distance is 80 mm. Determine the magnitude of the total shear force on the upper right bolt. Give your answer in units of kN, but do not include the unit in your answer.

Suppose the load in the figure below is 2 kN. Further suppose that the distance between the load and the centroid is 1.3 m. The horizontal distance between bolts is 100 mm and the vertical distance is 80 mm. Determine the magnitude of the total shear force on the upper right bolt. Give your answer in units of kN, but do not include the unit in your answer.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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