The coefficient of kinetic frictionunder thethe slidingsupportsat AandBin Fig. 2 is0.30.What forceP will give the600-16dooraleftward acceleration of8.05 #/s²? What willftbe the normal pressures at A and B?AB2.) The+44'.c.g.Fig. 2

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2 under the sliding in Fig. 2 is 0.30. What force door a leftward acceleration of the normal pressures at A and B? P The coefficient of Kinetic friction Supports at A and B P will give the 600-16 8.05 ft/5²? what will A be -4'-*-4' → c.g.

2 under the sliding in Fig. 2 is 0.30. What force door a leftward acceleration of the normal pressures at A and B? P The coefficient of Kinetic friction Supports at A and B P will give the 600-16 8.05 ft/5²? what will A be -4'-*-4' → c.g.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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