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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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a. Value of NA in terms of X b. Value of NB in terms of Y c. Take a moment in A to find the value of X

The top of a ladder weighing 20 kg and
6m long rests against a vertical wall
and the foot of the ladder on a
horizontal floor. For the wall, if = 0.15,
and for the floor, f = 0.2 0. How far up
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the ladder can a man weighing 60 kg
go before the ladder begins to slip?
Find the value of NB in terms of Y. *
60 Kв
B
NB
0.15 kg
X
20 kg
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0.2 NA
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