Determine the angle of incline down which a 50-would roll at constantspeed. The car has eight 20-in.-diameter steel wheels, whichroll on steel rails. Neglect all friction except rolling resis-ton railroad car (see Fig.tance.

Given Data: The mass of the car is, m=50 ton The diameter of eight wheels is, D=20 in Draw the…

Answered: Determine the angle of incline down…

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Determine the angle of incline down which a 50- would roll at constant speed. The car has eight 20-in.-diameter steel wheels, which roll on steel rails. Neglect all friction except rolling resis- ton railroad car (see Fig. tance.