An eyed plate & pin is assembled as illustrated and are subjected to an opposing force of 10kN. The rod diameter & plate thickness is 6mm. The width of the plate is 20mm. A hole to which the pin is inserted is 8mm in diameter is located at the center of the plate. The plate is made of annealed SAE 1025 & the pin is high-heat oil quenched SAE 1095. (a) Determine if the assembly is safe to use; otherwise (b) Determine the safe load of the assembly.

An eyed plate & pin is assembled as illustrated and are subjected to an opposing force of 10kN. The rod diameter & plate thickness is 6mm. The width of the plate is 20mm. A hole to which the pin is inserted is 8mm in diameter is located at the center of the plate. The plate is made of annealed SAE 1025 & the pin is high-heat oil quenched SAE 1095. (a) Determine if the assembly is safe to use; otherwise (b) Determine the safe load of the assembly.

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