a. A moment, M = 94 ft-lb to tighten the clamp on a block as shown. If the clamp has square threads with a radius, r = 0.50 in., a lead, L = 0.25 in., and a coefficient of friction of us (threads) = 0.37, what is the moment required to loosen the block from the clamp? Block G Two blocks are stacked as shown. If the weight of the blocks are. W₁ =95 lb and W2 = 166 lb respectively, and the dimensions are, a = 4.0 ft.. and b = 5.7 ft.. and the coefficients of static friction are. μs₁ = 0.2 and μs2 = 0.34. What is the minimum force, P, required to reach impending P W₂ W₁ " sure to check all impending motion cases. motion? Make

a. A moment, M = 94 ft-lb to tighten the clamp on a block as shown. If the clamp has square threads with a radius, r = 0.50 in., a lead, L = 0.25 in., and a coefficient of friction of us (threads) = 0.37, what is the moment required to loosen the block from the clamp? Block G Two blocks are stacked as shown. If the weight of the blocks are. W₁ =95 lb and W2 = 166 lb respectively, and the dimensions are, a = 4.0 ft.. and b = 5.7 ft.. and the coefficients of static friction are. μs₁ = 0.2 and μs2 = 0.34. What is the minimum force, P, required to reach impending P W₂ W₁ " sure to check all impending motion cases. motion? Make

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