Consider two geometrically identical marbles stacked in a container as shown. The radius of each of the marbles is R. while the width of the container is 2.9R The marble at the top has a weight 0.78 N while the weight of the lower marble has a weight of 0.84 N. What is the magnitude of the normal force at point B? Express your answer in Newtons and with two decimal places. C A В

Consider two geometrically identical marbles stacked in a container as shown. The radius of each of the marbles is R. while the width of the container is 2.9R The marble at the top has a weight 0.78 N while the weight of the lower marble has a weight of 0.84 N. What is the magnitude of the normal force at point B? Express your answer in Newtons and with two decimal places. C A В

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Chapter12: Static Equilibrium And Elasticity

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