The mass of block A is 50kg placed on the block B. Given the mass of block B is 100kg. Block A is tied to the wall with the rope. If the coefficients of friction between block A and block B are u, =0.3 and µ, =0.25 and the coefficients of friction between block B and dry surface are µ, =0.35 and µ̟ =0.3. Determine the minimum of applied load, P if block B is in the verge of impending motion. A=50kg B=100kg

The mass of block A is 50kg placed on the block B. Given the mass of block B is 100kg. Block A is tied to the wall with the rope. If the coefficients of friction between block A and block B are u, =0.3 and µ, =0.25 and the coefficients of friction between block B and dry surface are µ, =0.35 and µ̟ =0.3. Determine the minimum of applied load, P if block B is in the verge of impending motion. A=50kg B=100kg

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