1. A crate is being push by a horizontal force P to cause movement upward along the 15° incline without tipping. The crate has a mass of 30 kg. Type only the numerical values. Please indicate positve sign (+) for values in upward or rightward direction and negative sign (+) for values in downward and leftward direction. -L- P В A

1. A crate is being push by a horizontal force P to cause movement upward along the 15° incline without tipping. The crate has a mass of 30 kg. Type only the numerical values. Please indicate positve sign (+) for values in upward or rightward direction and negative sign (+) for values in downward and leftward direction. -L- P В A

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1. A crate is being push by a horizontal force P to cause movement upward along
the 15° incline without tipping. The crate has a mass of 30 kg.
Type only the numerical values. Please indicate positve sign (+) for values in upward or rightward direction
and negative sign (+) for values in downward and leftward direction.
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P
В
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D
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a) Determine the largest allowable coefficient of static friction between the crate
and the incline.
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b) the corresponding magnitude of force Pin Newtons.
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