1.must draw fbd inP5°Time left 0:48:1The wooden box weighs 274.5 kg. Between all contacting surfaces, µs = 0.32 and µk = 0.30.Neglect the weights of the wedges. What is the force, P required to move the wooden box to theleft at a constant rate?

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5° P 5° The wooden box weighs 274.5 kg. Between all contacting surfaces, μs = 0.32 and µk = 0.30. Neglect the weights of the wedges. What is the force, P required to move the wooden box to the left at a constant rate?

5° P 5° The wooden box weighs 274.5 kg. Between all contacting surfaces, μs = 0.32 and µk = 0.30. Neglect the weights of the wedges. What is the force, P required to move the wooden box to the left at a constant rate?

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