(1) cord A 60° B JIN G 8 JIN C bbck: W₁ = TBD :Sassume it's uniform. (→ 6 = cent of gray) 6: W²₁₂ = 8 16 Be = will cancel out friction: µg = 0,40 (at all three sites of friction) Targest Value consistent with equilibriun uniform A an rigid red, BC, is positioned as shown, and is connected by. in extensible cord to a block A as shown. Find the largest value of WA that is consistent with equilibrium, assuming friction = 0.40 at all three "sites" of friction, A, B, and C. You a coefficient of static may treat the block as a rigid body. This is an particle, but you'll need to treat the rod as a impending sliding problem. (The pulley is frictionless.)
(1) cord A 60° B JIN G 8 JIN C bbck: W₁ = TBD :Sassume it's uniform. (→ 6 = cent of gray) 6: W²₁₂ = 8 16 Be = will cancel out friction: µg = 0,40 (at all three sites of friction) Targest Value consistent with equilibriun uniform A an rigid red, BC, is positioned as shown, and is connected by. in extensible cord to a block A as shown. Find the largest value of WA that is consistent with equilibrium, assuming friction = 0.40 at all three "sites" of friction, A, B, and C. You a coefficient of static may treat the block as a rigid body. This is an particle, but you'll need to treat the rod as a impending sliding problem. (The pulley is frictionless.)
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