(1) draw free body diagram; (ii) determine the coefficient of friction; (ii) normal force; (iv) frictional force. Pulley 50° 1 kN W Figure Q3(a) (b) If the angle of inclination of the string connecting pulley and the block is increased, explain its effect on normal force and frictional force, assuming the weight of the block remains same. Refer to Figure Q3(a).

(1) draw free body diagram; (ii) determine the coefficient of friction; (ii) normal force; (iv) frictional force. Pulley 50° 1 kN W Figure Q3(a) (b) If the angle of inclination of the string connecting pulley and the block is increased, explain its effect on normal force and frictional force, assuming the weight of the block remains same. Refer to Figure Q3(a).

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