The block of weight 100kN is supported by a rope that is wrapped twice around the circular peg. Determine the maximum value of P for which the block remains at rest. The coefficient of static friction between the rope and the peg is 0.1 a. 454 KN b.28.4 kN c. 846 kN d. 351 kN

The block of weight 100kN is supported by a rope that is wrapped twice around the circular peg. Determine the maximum value of P for which the block remains at rest. The coefficient of static friction between the rope and the peg is 0.1 a. 454 KN b.28.4 kN c. 846 kN d. 351 kN

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The block of weight 100kN is supported by a rope that is wrapped twice around the circular peg. Determine the maximum value of P for
which the block remains at rest. The coefficient of static friction between the rope and the peg is 0.1
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a. 454 KN
b. 28.4 kN
C. 846 kN
d. 351 kN

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