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9. Determine force P for impending motion to the left if the coefficient of friction for all surface is 0.15. 100 kg A 50 kg 50°

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9. Determine force P for impending motion to the left if the coefficient of friction for all surface is
0.15.
100 kg
A
P.
50 kg
50°
(Ans:P = 716 N →)

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