There is a box M₁ with a mass of 20 kg placed on an inclined plane with respect to x-axis of 30°. M₁ is connected with a cable, which is parallel with the inclined plane. The coefficient of the static friction between the surface and the box is μg-0.25 Determine the tension force T in the cable. Assume gravity to be 9.8m/s2, O O O O O 30⁰ T = 98 N T = 55.56 N Don't Know T = 196 N M₁ T

There is a box M₁ with a mass of 20 kg placed on an inclined plane with respect to x-axis of 30°. M₁ is connected with a cable, which is parallel with the inclined plane. The coefficient of the static friction between the surface and the box is μg-0.25 Determine the tension force T in the cable. Assume gravity to be 9.8m/s2, O O O O O 30⁰ T = 98 N T = 55.56 N Don't Know T = 196 N M₁ T

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