3. As in the figure, a ship can move both with the wind and with a diesel engine. your ship The mast is fixed to the body with hooks and ropes. According to the given, the most likely to occur in the hook Calculate the greater normal stress in Mpa, (alpha: 42, Beta: 60, F1; 2485N, F2: 1250N. The diameter of the hook is 1.25 cm and the distance of the center of the hook to the connection Doint is 5 cm.) d-1,25cm F₂ F₁

3. As in the figure, a ship can move both with the wind and with a diesel engine. your ship The mast is fixed to the body with hooks and ropes. According to the given, the most likely to occur in the hook Calculate the greater normal stress in Mpa, (alpha: 42, Beta: 60, F1; 2485N, F2: 1250N. The diameter of the hook is 1.25 cm and the distance of the center of the hook to the connection Doint is 5 cm.) d-1,25cm F₂ F₁

Mechanics of Materials (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter7: Analysis Of Stress And Strain

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Problem 7.2.19P: At a point on the surface of an elliptical exercise machine, the material is in biaxial stress with...

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