Solving the average shear and normal forces

ptguard1 · Nov 27, 2011

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I don't understand where the normal and shear forces are applied. Are there one of each on both inclined planes or is there just one normal force and one shear force? If you could provide a drawing I would really appreciate it.

nvn · Nov 28, 2011

ptguard1 said:

Are there one of each on both inclined planes?

Yes.

Solving the average shear and normal forces

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Solving the average shear and normal forces

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