Q2/ Arm ABC acts as a brake on the wheel as shown in Fig. 2. The coefficientof static friction at B is pB = 0.4. Determine the largest moment M that can acton the wheel without causing it to slip?Radius = 200 mm100 NM300 шnOBFigure 2400 mmA200 mm

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Q2/ Arm ABC acts as a brake on the wheel as shown in Fig. 2. The coefficient of static friction at B is uB = 0.4. Determine the largest moment M that can act on the wheel without causing it to slip? 100 N Radius = 200 mm M 300 mm B Figure 2 400 mm A 200 mm

Q2/ Arm ABC acts as a brake on the wheel as shown in Fig. 2. The coefficient of static friction at B is uB = 0.4. Determine the largest moment M that can act on the wheel without causing it to slip? 100 N Radius = 200 mm M 300 mm B Figure 2 400 mm A 200 mm

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