3. A roller of weight 500 N has a radius of 120 mm and is pulled over a step of height 60 mm by a horizontal force P. Find magnitude of P to just start the roller over the step. (Refer figure) A P r=120 mm 17.50 60 mm (a) 210 N (b) 279 N (d) 291 N (c) 288 N B

3. A roller of weight 500 N has a radius of 120 mm and is pulled over a step of height 60 mm by a horizontal force P. Find magnitude of P to just start the roller over the step. (Refer figure) A P r=120 mm 17.50 60 mm (a) 210 N (b) 279 N (d) 291 N (c) 288 N B

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3. A roller of weight 500 N has a radius of 120 mm and is
pulled over a step of height 60 mm by a horizontal force
P. Find magnitude of P to just start the roller over the step.
(Refer figure)
A
P
r-120 mm
(a) 210 N
(c) 288 N
B
60 mm
(b) 279 N
(d) 291 N (0)

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