Show complete solutions The blocks shown below are connected by cords passing over frictionless pulleys.The coefficients of friction between block A and the ground surface are µ̟ = 0.30and u; = 0.20 while that of block B and the ground surface are µ̟ = 0.40 and u; =0.30. Determine the direction of motion (to the left or to the right) of bothblocks if it will occur, and compute the magnitude of the actual friction force inkN acting on each block.A3 kN3В432 kN

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The blocks shown below are connected by cords passing over frictionless pulleys. The coefficients of friction between block A and the ground surface are u, = 0.30 and uz = 0.20 while that of block B and the ground surface are H, = 0.40 and µz = 0.30. Determine the direction of motion (to the left or to the right) of both blocks if it will occur, and compute the magnitude of the actual friction force in kN acting on each block. A 3 kN 3 B 3 2 kN

The blocks shown below are connected by cords passing over frictionless pulleys. The coefficients of friction between block A and the ground surface are u, = 0.30 and uz = 0.20 while that of block B and the ground surface are H, = 0.40 and µz = 0.30. Determine the direction of motion (to the left or to the right) of both blocks if it will occur, and compute the magnitude of the actual friction force in kN acting on each block. A 3 kN 3 B 3 2 kN

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