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Hi Guys,
What would be the right formula to calculate this simple force.
Is it as simple as (950/150) * 1000 ?
See the attached sketch.
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I do not see any 150 in the sketch. If that is supposed to be 400, then, yes, the formula is correct.
 
Sorry,
Yeah 400 is right
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