The pin at C is with a diameter C. Assume that the pin at C is supported as stated in the table. Compute the shear stress in pin at C. Diameter of Shear P1 C Туре 45 mm Double 50 kN 1,000 mm 500 mm 700 mm P1

The pin at C is with a diameter C. Assume that the pin at C is supported as stated in the table. Compute the shear stress in pin at C. Diameter of Shear P1 C Туре 45 mm Double 50 kN 1,000 mm 500 mm 700 mm P1

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The pin at C is with a diameter C. Assume
that the pin at C is supported as stated in the table.
Compute the shear stress in pin at C.
Diameter of
Shear
P1
Туре
45 mm
Double
50 kN
1,000 mm
500 mm
700 mm
P1

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