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3- DESIGN CHANGE.  Now: The Object weighs 100 lb The angle of P above the horizontal is 42 degrees The coefficient of static friction is 0.6     The magnitude of the maximum P that will not initiate motion of the Object is _____lb.

3- DESIGN CHANGE.  Now: The Object weighs 100 lb The angle of P above the horizontal is 42 degrees The coefficient of static friction is 0.6     The magnitude of the maximum P that will not initiate motion of the Object is _____lb.

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1-DESIGN CHANGE.  Now:

  • The Object weighs 100 lb
  • The angle of P above the horizontal is 42 degrees
  • The coefficient of static friction is 0.6

 

Assume sufficient friction to prevent slippage of the Object.

 

The magnitude of the maximum P that will not initiate tipping of the Object is _____lb.

 
Answer:
48.044

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DESIGN CHANGE.  LET:

  • The Object weighs 100 lb
  • The angle of P above the horizontal is 42 degrees
  • The coefficient of static friction is 0.6

 

Assume tipping of the cabinet does not occur.

 

The magnitude of the maximum P that will not initiate slipping of the Object is _____lb.

 
Answer:
52.419

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DESIGN CHANGE.  Now:

  • The Object weighs 100 lb
  • The angle of P above the horizontal is 42 degrees
  • The coefficient of static friction is 0.6

 

 

The magnitude of the maximum P that will not initiate motion of the Object is _____lb.

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