A uniform wheel of 50 cm radius and 1 kN weight rests against a rigid rectangular block of thickness 20 cm (a) least pull to be applied through the centre of wheel to just turn it over the corner of the block, Considering all surfaces smooth, determine (b) reaction of the block. P Wheel Ra Block В W А 20 cm

A uniform wheel of 50 cm radius and 1 kN weight rests against a rigid rectangular block of thickness 20 cm (a) least pull to be applied through the centre of wheel to just turn it over the corner of the block, Considering all surfaces smooth, determine (b) reaction of the block. P Wheel Ra Block В W А 20 cm

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