2. Two men are sliding a 120-Kg crate up an incline. If the lower man pushes horizontally with a force of 600N and if the coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.30, determine the tension T which the upper man need to exert in the rope to maintain motion of the crate. 120 kg 30⁰ ₁0.3 15⁰

2. Two men are sliding a 120-Kg crate up an incline. If the lower man pushes horizontally with a force of 600N and if the coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.30, determine the tension T which the upper man need to exert in the rope to maintain motion of the crate. 120 kg 30⁰ ₁0.3 15⁰

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2. Two men are sliding a 120-Kg crate up an incline. If the lower man pushes horizontally with a force of
600N and if the coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.30, determine the tension T which the upper man need
to exert in the rope to maintain motion of the crate.
120 kg
30⁰
₁0.3
15⁰

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