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See Fig. P5-36. Determine the small- est force P required to resist the 10-kN force if the static friction coef- ficient between the rope and the shaft is 0.25. 5-36 10 kN FIGURE P5-36

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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See Fig. P5-36. Determine the small-
est force P required to resist the
10-kN force if the static friction coef-
ficient between the rope and the
shaft is 0.25.
5-36
10 kN
FIGURE P5-36

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