1. For the pulley system shown, M₁ has a mass of 42 kg and an associated coefficient of friction of i=0.45. M2 has a mass of 18 kg and an associated coefficient of friction of μ2 0.32. Determine the minimum value of mass Mo that will cause mass Mo to fall. = Ans: Mo=74.4 kg M. DOE M

1. For the pulley system shown, M₁ has a mass of 42 kg and an associated coefficient of friction of i=0.45. M2 has a mass of 18 kg and an associated coefficient of friction of μ2 0.32. Determine the minimum value of mass Mo that will cause mass Mo to fall. = Ans: Mo=74.4 kg M. DOE M

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