Use the value of g = 9.80 [m/s^2] 1. Consider the figure below. If µs = 1/(2+v3 ) between the surfaces, what is the smallestpossible e such that the block does NOT slip while resting on the circular surface?А. 30°В. 60°C. 75°D. 15°

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1. Consider the figure below. If Hs = 1/(2+V3 ) between the surfaces, what is the smallest possible 0 such that the block does NOT slip while resting on the circular surface? А. 30° В. 60° C. 75° D. 15°

1. Consider the figure below. If Hs = 1/(2+V3 ) between the surfaces, what is the smallest possible 0 such that the block does NOT slip while resting on the circular surface? А. 30° В. 60° C. 75° D. 15°

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1. Consider the figure below. If µs = 1/(2+v3 ) between the surfaces, what is the smallest
possible e such that the block does NOT slip while resting on the circular surface?
А. 30°
В. 60°
C. 75°
D. 15°

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