WITH FRICTION Find minimum and maximum mass of m1 to maintain the system in state of equilibrium; at rest. Given: m2= 3kg m3=10kg m4=26.6kg M₁ M₂ Ms=0.2 Mk = 0.1 90₁ = 20° M3 Ms=0.2 MK = 0.1 Ms-0.2 MK = 0.1 0₂=30⁰

WITH FRICTION Find minimum and maximum mass of m1 to maintain the system in state of equilibrium; at rest. Given: m2= 3kg m3=10kg m4=26.6kg M₁ M₂ Ms=0.2 Mk = 0.1 90₁ = 20° M3 Ms=0.2 MK = 0.1 Ms-0.2 MK = 0.1 0₂=30⁰

Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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WITH FRICTION
Find minimum and maximum mass of m1 to maintain the system in state of equilibrium; at
rest.
Given:
m2= 3kg
m3=10kg
m4=26.6kg
M₁
M₂
Ms-0.2
Mk = 0.1
90₁ = 20°
M3
Ms=0.2
MK = 0.1
Ms-0.2
Mk = 0.1
€₂=30

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