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A 200-N block A rests on a wedge B of negligible weight, as shown in the figure. The coefficient of static friction is the same on both surfaces of the wedge and the friction between the block and the vertical wall can be neglected thanks to the three rollers shown. If we know that P = 100 N. How much is the coefficient of friction if instead of the rollers there is a wall rough and the value of the coefficient of static friction is the same between all surfaces. (Note, wedge B rests on the floor).

A 200-N block A rests on a wedge B of negligible weight, as shown in the figure. The coefficient of static friction is the same on both surfaces of the wedge and the friction between the block and the vertical wall can be neglected thanks to the three rollers shown. If we know that P = 100 N. How much is the coefficient of friction if instead of the rollers there is a wall rough and the value of the coefficient of static friction is the same between all surfaces. (Note, wedge B rests on the floor).

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A 200-N block A rests on a wedge B of negligible weight, as shown in the figure. The coefficient of static friction is the same on both surfaces of the wedge and the friction between the block and the vertical wall can be neglected thanks to the three rollers shown. If we know that P = 100 N. How much is the coefficient of friction if instead of the rollers there is a wall rough and the value of the coefficient of static friction is the same between all surfaces. (Note, wedge B rests on the floor). A 200 N B 15°
Transcribed Image Text:A 200-N block A rests on a wedge B of negligible weight, as shown in the figure. The coefficient of static friction is the same on both surfaces of the wedge and the friction between the block and the vertical wall can be neglected thanks to the three rollers shown. If we know that P = 100 N. How much is the coefficient of friction if instead of the rollers there is a wall rough and the value of the coefficient of static friction is the same between all surfaces. (Note, wedge B rests on the floor). A 200 N B 15°
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