12. Determine whether the 9 Kg block shown is in equilibrium, find the magnitude and direction of the friction force when P=60 N and 0 = 15°? (Not in equilibrium and F=16.86 N) H, = 0.30 H = 0.25 P 20°

12. Determine whether the 9 Kg block shown is in equilibrium, find the magnitude and direction of the friction force when P=60 N and 0 = 15°? (Not in equilibrium and F=16.86 N) H, = 0.30 H = 0.25 P 20°

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12. Determine whether the 9 Kg block shown is in equilibrium, find the magnitude and
direction of the friction force when P=60 N and 0 = 15°? (Not in equilibrium and
F=16.86 N)
H, = 0,30
体=0.25
20°

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