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1. If the wedge describe in the figure shown had a weight of 400 KN. What value of P would be required to start the wedge under the block. 400

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Chapter13: Gravitation

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key answer: P=583.8 KN

1. If the wedge describe in the figure shown had a
weight of 400 KN. What value of P would be required
to start the wedge under the block.
400

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