A 100-lb uniform beam 16 ft long lies against a cor-Determine the maximum forcener as shown in Fig.P for which the beam will be in equilibrium if the coeffi-cient of friction 4s is0.75 at the bottom surface and 0.40 at the corner sur-face.16 ft4 ft8 ft

In triangle ACB, Using the trigonometry rule, The hypotenuse is:

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