BACA= 5.00 kgB= 8.00 kgSurface between A and B:μs=0.57 M = 0.35Surface between A and tableμ = 0.20 μ = 0.10What is the maximum mass of Csuch that A and B will still slidetogether?

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B A C A= 5.00 kg B= 8.00 kg Surface between A and B: Hs=0.57 μ = 0.35 Surface between A and table μs = 0.20 μ = 0.10 What is the maximum mass of C such that A and B will still slide together?

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A
C
A= 5.00 kg
B= 8.00 kg
Surface between A and B:
μs=0.57 M = 0.35
Surface between A and table
μ = 0.20 μ = 0.10
What is the maximum mass of C
such that A and B will still slide
together?

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