A uniform wheel of 60 cm dameter and 800N weight rests agairst a rigid rectanguar bbck of thickress 25 cm Considering all surfaces smooth, determine (a) kast pul to be applied through the centre of the wheel to just tum i over the corner of the bbck, (b) reaction of the bbck.

A uniform wheel of 60 cm dameter and 800N weight rests agairst a rigid rectanguar bbck of thickress 25 cm Considering all surfaces smooth, determine (a) kast pul to be applied through the centre of the wheel to just tum i over the corner of the bbck, (b) reaction of the bbck.

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