43. A semi-circular arch with a radius of 1 m is subjected to a concentrated load of 2.8 kN at point C as shown in Figure 3. The centroid of section D of the rod is located 0.8 m away from the diameter AB. Determine the shear (in kN) at section D. а. 1.56 b. 1.00 с. 1.12 d. 2.05 2.8 kN 0.8 r-10 m AB Figure 3

43. A semi-circular arch with a radius of 1 m is subjected to a concentrated load of 2.8 kN at point C as shown in Figure 3. The centroid of section D of the rod is located 0.8 m away from the diameter AB. Determine the shear (in kN) at section D. а. 1.56 b. 1.00 с. 1.12 d. 2.05 2.8 kN 0.8 r-10 m AB Figure 3

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