Calculate the horizontal force P on the light 11° wedge necessary to initiate movement of the 59-kg cylinder. The coefficient of static friction for both pairs of contacting surfaces is 0.17. Also determine the friction force Fg at point B. (Caution: Check carefully your assumption of where slipping occurs.) P- 59 kg B A

Calculate the horizontal force P on the light 11° wedge necessary to initiate movement of the 59-kg cylinder. The coefficient of static friction for both pairs of contacting surfaces is 0.17. Also determine the friction force Fg at point B. (Caution: Check carefully your assumption of where slipping occurs.) P- 59 kg B A

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Chapter12: Static Equilibrium And Elasticity

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