When we apply the equilibrium equations in the free body diagram of t – McqOptions

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1.	When we apply the equilibrium equations in the free body diagram of the screw, for two force members to be in equilibrium then _________
A.	They both must not be collinear
B.	They must be of different magnitude
C.	They must be in the same direction
D.	They must be in the opposite direction cancelling each other
Answer» E.

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