part c and d 2. A man is pushing a refrigerator. The man weighs 180 lb, and the refrigerator weighs500 lb.(a) At what force will the man'sshoes begin to slip?(b) At what force will the500 lbrefrigerator begin to slide?(c) At what force will therefrigerator begin to tip?(d) Which of the three abovepossibilities will occur first?fridge180 ib4 ftUshoes= 0.40.1manMrefrigeratorAloor3 ft

Data given: μshoes = 0.4μrefrigerator = 0.1 Asked: At what force will the men's shoes begin to…

2. A man is pushing a refrigerator. The man weighs 180 lb, and the refrigerator weighs 500 lb. (a) At what force will the man's shoes begin to slip? (b) At what force will the refrigerator begin to slide? (c) At what force will the refrigerator begin to tip? (d) Which of the three above possibilities will occur first? 500 lb F fridge 180 Ib Mshoes= 0.4 4 ft man Mrefrigerator 0.1 3 ft

2. A man is pushing a refrigerator. The man weighs 180 lb, and the refrigerator weighs 500 lb. (a) At what force will the man's shoes begin to slip? (b) At what force will the refrigerator begin to slide? (c) At what force will the refrigerator begin to tip? (d) Which of the three above possibilities will occur first? 500 lb F fridge 180 Ib Mshoes= 0.4 4 ft man Mrefrigerator 0.1 3 ft

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Chapter11: Temperature And Temperature- Related Variables In Engineering

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