Determine the magnitude of friction force acting on the block for the applied load shown in figure. Take m = 80 kg and P = 400 N. P 30° Hs = 0.5 m HR = 0.3 - x Select one: a. 292.40 N b. 584.80 N c. 428.00 N d. 175.44 N

Determine the magnitude of friction force acting on the block for the applied load shown in figure. Take m = 80 kg and P = 400 N. P 30° Hs = 0.5 m HR = 0.3 - x Select one: a. 292.40 N b. 584.80 N c. 428.00 N d. 175.44 N

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