EX) The uniform crate shown in fig: has a mass of 20 kg.boXIFforceP= 80 N is applied to the crate, determine if iremains in equilibrium. The coefficient of static Friction is0:3 (M=0:3)P= 80N0.8MSol)30°20 KgEFx=0>80 Cos 30-F = 00.2m

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Ex) The uniForm crate shown in Fig. has a mass of 20 Kg boX IF force P= 80 N is opplied to the cyate, determine if i remains in equilibrium. The coefficient of static Friction is 0.3 (M=0:3) P= 80N 0.8M Sol) 30° 20 Kg 0.2m

Ex) The uniForm crate shown in Fig. has a mass of 20 Kg boX IF force P= 80 N is opplied to the cyate, determine if i remains in equilibrium. The coefficient of static Friction is 0.3 (M=0:3) P= 80N 0.8M Sol) 30° 20 Kg 0.2m

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Chapter5: Further Applications Of Newton's Laws: Friction, Drag, And Elasticity

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