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Draw F.B. D.calculate force (P) that make 10 Kg block start motion upwards, then state if 20 Kg beam will slip or not, if yes in which direction?

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Chapter9: Statics And Torque

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Draw F.B.D.calculate force (P) that make 10 Kg block start motion
upwards, then state if 20 Kg beam will slip or not, if yes in which direction?
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