2.30 m long and has a mass m = 15.0 kg. It leans at rest against a smooth wall making an angle 0 = 29.0° with the wall as shown on the left. The coefficient of static friction between the floor and the ladder is u, = 0.675, while the coefficient of kinetic friction is u, = 0.439. What is the 2. A ladder is L force between the wall and the ladder? Hsi Hk

2.30 m long and has a mass m = 15.0 kg. It leans at rest against a smooth wall making an angle 0 = 29.0° with the wall as shown on the left. The coefficient of static friction between the floor and the ladder is u, = 0.675, while the coefficient of kinetic friction is u, = 0.439. What is the 2. A ladder is L force between the wall and the ladder? Hsi Hk

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Chapter12: Static Equilibrium And Elasticity

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