DISREGARD THE BLACKLINES PLEASE HELP A plank L m long is placed in a horizontal position with its ends resting on two inclined planes as shown. The angle of friction is pp. Determine how close the load P can be placed near B before slipping impends.L01024X =A15403020ImAnswer in three (3) decimal places:mdegdegdeg01B

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A plank L m long is placed in a horizontal position with its ends resting on two inclined planes as shown. The angle of friction is p. Determine how close the load P can be placed near B before slipping impends. L 01 02 ❤ A 15 40 30 20 m m deg deg deg Answer in three (3) decimal places: X = 01 B

A plank L m long is placed in a horizontal position with its ends resting on two inclined planes as shown. The angle of friction is p. Determine how close the load P can be placed near B before slipping impends. L 01 02 ❤ A 15 40 30 20 m m deg deg deg Answer in three (3) decimal places: X = 01 B

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DISREGARD THE BLACKLINES PLEASE HELP

A plank L m long is placed in a horizontal position with its ends resting on two inclined planes as shown. The angle of friction is pp. Determine how close the load P can be placed near B before slipping impends.
L
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X =
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40
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Im
Answer in three (3) decimal places:
m
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