R 30° Mass of P = 5.0 kg Mass of Q = 10.0 kg Mass of R = 20.0 kg H(static) 0.20 Hlkinetic) = 0.15 P a) Assume Q is at rest, find the force of static friction on mass Q b) Assuming that the system is at rest, draw a free body diagram for EACH mass c) Assuming that the system is at rest, find the TENSION between mass Q and mass P (hint you can ignore mass R) d) Assuming that the system is at rest, find the TENSION between mass Q and mass R (hint you can ignore mass P) e) Using the forces on mass Q, mathematically show that the system is not at rest. f) Using mathematics, show which general direction the system will accelerate.

R 30° Mass of P = 5.0 kg Mass of Q = 10.0 kg Mass of R = 20.0 kg H(static) 0.20 Hlkinetic) = 0.15 P a) Assume Q is at rest, find the force of static friction on mass Q b) Assuming that the system is at rest, draw a free body diagram for EACH mass c) Assuming that the system is at rest, find the TENSION between mass Q and mass P (hint you can ignore mass R) d) Assuming that the system is at rest, find the TENSION between mass Q and mass R (hint you can ignore mass P) e) Using the forces on mass Q, mathematically show that the system is not at rest. f) Using mathematics, show which general direction the system will accelerate.

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