Wall1- 4 mladder by the floor and by the wall.W = 120 N(122 N)70°Floor

Given values: Length of the ladder, l=4.0 m Weight of the ladder, W=120 N Angle made with floor,…

Wall A 4.0-m-long uniform ladder with weight of 120 N leans against a wall making 70° above a cement floor as shown in Figure. Assuming the wall is frictionless, but the floor is not, determine the forces exerted on the ladder by the floor and by the wall. 1-4 m W = 120 N (122 N) 70° Floor

Wall A 4.0-m-long uniform ladder with weight of 120 N leans against a wall making 70° above a cement floor as shown in Figure. Assuming the wall is frictionless, but the floor is not, determine the forces exerted on the ladder by the floor and by the wall. 1-4 m W = 120 N (122 N) 70° Floor

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W = 120 N
(122 N)
70°
Floor

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