Two # 10-24 screws are used to mount the hook in the ceiling as shown. The screws are tightened so that a clamping load of 200 lbs is exerted by each screw. The hook supports a weight W equal to 100 lbs and the estimated stiffness ratio between the bolt and the clamped members, kn/ke, is equal to 1.5. Determine the stress in each screw. www 444 a. 14.9 b. 15.6 W C. 16.2 d. Answer is not among the choices

Two # 10-24 screws are used to mount the hook in the ceiling as shown. The screws are tightened so that a clamping load of 200 lbs is exerted by each screw. The hook supports a weight W equal to 100 lbs and the estimated stiffness ratio between the bolt and the clamped members, kn/ke, is equal to 1.5. Determine the stress in each screw. www 444 a. 14.9 b. 15.6 W C. 16.2 d. Answer is not among the choices

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Two # 10-24 screws are used to mount the hook in the ceiling as shown. The screws are tightened so that
a clamping load of 200 lbs is exerted by each screw. The hook supports a weight W equal to 100 lbs and
the estimated stiffness ratio between the bolt and the clamped members, kt/ke, is equal to 1.5. Determine
the stress in each screw.
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a. 14.9
b. 15.6
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16.2
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d. Answer is not among the choices

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