For a body of mass "m" on a rough inclined plane with a constant but arbitrary coefficient of friction as shown in the figure, what is the angle of repose if the net downward force is donated as "F". Let "g" be the acceleration due to gravity and "u" be the coefficient of friction. R mg sin e tan 0 cos e cot 0

For a body of mass "m" on a rough inclined plane with a constant but arbitrary coefficient of friction as shown in the figure, what is the angle of repose if the net downward force is donated as "F". Let "g" be the acceleration due to gravity and "u" be the coefficient of friction. R mg sin e tan 0 cos e cot 0

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