2 For the system of blocks shown, a horizontal force P impends the motionof block A upwards. The coefficients of friction are 0.25 between block Aand the incline and 0.318 between the rope and the pulley.WA= 1000 NWB-245Determine the resultant force of the friction and normal force (in N).between block A and the inclined surface. m of blocks shown, a horizontal force P impends the motionowards. The coefficients of friction are 0.25 between block Ane and 0.318 between the rope and the pulley.=1000 NWB 200 N45°---ne the resultant force of the friction and normal force (in N)block A and the inclined surface.

Since the angle of inclination of inclined plane is 45 degree So there will be two components of…

For the system of blocks shown, a horizontal force P impends the motion of block A upwards. The coefficients of friction are 0.25 between block A and the incline and 0.318 between the rope and the pulley.

For the system of blocks shown, a horizontal force P impends the motion of block A upwards. The coefficients of friction are 0.25 between block A and the incline and 0.318 between the rope and the pulley.

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For the system of blocks shown, a horizontal force P impends the motion
of block A upwards. The coefficients of friction are 0.25 between block A
and the incline and 0.318 between the rope and the pulley.
WA= 1000 N
WB-2
45
Determine the resultant force of the friction and normal force (in N).
between block A and the inclined surface.

m of blocks shown, a horizontal force P impends the motion
owards. The coefficients of friction are 0.25 between block A
ne and 0.318 between the rope and the pulley.
=1000 N
WB 200 N
45°
---
ne the resultant force of the friction and normal force (in N)
block A and the inclined surface.

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