Q5. A 50.4 N force is applied to keep a blok of 24.2 N on the side wall. The static and the kinetic friction coefficients are given as 0.60 and 0.40. Assume the blok is relased from stationary state, a. Does the block start to move? b. What force the wall apply to the block?

Q5. A 50.4 N force is applied to keep a blok of 24.2 N on the side wall. The static and the kinetic friction coefficients are given as 0.60 and 0.40. Assume the blok is relased from stationary state, a. Does the block start to move? b. What force the wall apply to the block?

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