Q1. As shown in Fig. (1), If us = 0.2 and Hk = 0. 15, Determine: (a) the minimum force F applied on the block A to cause impending motion. (b) the acceleration of block A when F = 400 N. A 30 kg B= 20 kg Fig. (1)

Q1. As shown in Fig. (1), If us = 0.2 and Hk = 0. 15, Determine: (a) the minimum force F applied on the block A to cause impending motion. (b) the acceleration of block A when F = 400 N. A 30 kg B= 20 kg Fig. (1)

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An Introduction to Physical Science

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