An eye bolt is used to attach 3 cables to a steel plate. The tension in the three cables create F1=200 lbf, F2=250 lbf, and F3=100 lbf with 0 = 30 degrees and p-27.1 degrees. If the eye bolt is in equilibrium, what is the x-component of the sum of other forces (reaction force) on the bolt? If you add up the three force vectors, the reaction force you are looking for will just be in the opposite direction to bolt in equilibrium. The x-direction is positive and to the right. put the eye bolt -Eye zsteel plate Nut & Washer

An eye bolt is used to attach 3 cables to a steel plate. The tension in the three cables create F1=200 lbf, F2=250 lbf, and F3=100 lbf with 0 = 30 degrees and p-27.1 degrees. If the eye bolt is in equilibrium, what is the x-component of the sum of other forces (reaction force) on the bolt? If you add up the three force vectors, the reaction force you are looking for will just be in the opposite direction to bolt in equilibrium. The x-direction is positive and to the right. put the eye bolt -Eye zsteel plate Nut & Washer

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

4th Edition

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Author:Andrew Pytel And Jaan Kiusalaas

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Chapter5: Three-dimensional Equilibrium

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