Question (5): (a) The device shown in Fig. (5-a) is designed to apply pressure when bonding laminate to cach side of a countertop near an edge. If a 120 N force is applied to the handle, determine the force which each roller exerts on its corresponding surface.

Question (5): (a) The device shown in Fig. (5-a) is designed to apply pressure when bonding laminate to cach side of a countertop near an edge. If a 120 N force is applied to the handle, determine the force which each roller exerts on its corresponding surface.

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