QUESTION 5A 260 kg man climbs a 10 m, 40 kg ladder successfully to its top. The ladder in net at 60 degrees between the ladder and the flat ground. The contact between the ladder andthe vertical wall is frictionless. What is the smallest value of static friction between the ladder and the floor that would allow him NOT to slip?O a. 0.50 Ob. 0.55 Oc.0.60 Od.0.05 O.0.70QUESTION 6A 2000 kg beam is attached to a wall at the beam's left end by a hinge to the wall. The beam is supported by a cable anchored in the wall and attached to the right end of thee20 m beam. The cable is attached to the beam making a 40 degree angle between the horizontal beam and the cable. What must the tension in the cable be?O a. 8762 N O b. 10540 N O c. 12793 N Od. 13647 N Oe. 15246 N

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QUESTION 5 A 250 kg man climbs a 10 m, 40 kg ladder successfully to its top. The the vertical wal is trictionless. What is the smallest value of static tricti Oa.0.50 Ob. 0.55 Oc.0.60 Od.0.06 O.0.70 QUESTION 6 A 2000 kg beam is attached to a wall at the beam's left end by a hing 20 m beam. The cable is attached to the beam making a 40 degree an Oa 8762 N O b. 10540 N Oe. 12793 N Od 13647 N O

QUESTION 5 A 250 kg man climbs a 10 m, 40 kg ladder successfully to its top. The the vertical wal is trictionless. What is the smallest value of static tricti Oa.0.50 Ob. 0.55 Oc.0.60 Od.0.06 O.0.70 QUESTION 6 A 2000 kg beam is attached to a wall at the beam's left end by a hing 20 m beam. The cable is attached to the beam making a 40 degree an Oa 8762 N O b. 10540 N Oe. 12793 N Od 13647 N O

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