1. In the figure, the coefficient of friction between the planes and the blocks is 0.20 and the two blocks are moving along the planes as shown. a. Draw the figure and isolate the objects of interest. b. Draw the force diagram for each object of interest. c. Establish the convenient coordinate axis for each object and reflect the component of the forces along the axis. d. Write the unbalanced force equations for each object. Figure -ROPE -massLESs, FRICTIONLESS PULLEY A

1. In the figure, the coefficient of friction between the planes and the blocks is 0.20 and the two blocks are moving along the planes as shown. a. Draw the figure and isolate the objects of interest. b. Draw the force diagram for each object of interest. c. Establish the convenient coordinate axis for each object and reflect the component of the forces along the axis. d. Write the unbalanced force equations for each object. Figure -ROPE -massLESs, FRICTIONLESS PULLEY A

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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