b. What is the minimum moment, M, on the clamp required to hold the block (W = 105 lb.) in place? The clamp has square threads with a radius, r = 0.65 in., a lead, L = 0.3 in., and a coefficient of friction of μs(threads) = 0.42. The coefficient between the block and the clamp is μs(block) = 0.28. (threads) (block) W Ms (block) Two blocks (W1 = 91 lb and W2 = 173 lb) are stacked on a horizontal surface with a rope tied to block 1. which wraps around a cvlinder and is tied to a third block as shown. If the friction coefficients are μs1 = 0.4, μs2 = 0.17, and μs3 = 0.27. What is the minimum weight of the hanging block necessary to make the blocks slide? Make sure to check all block slipping conditions (do not check tipping). W₁ W₂ $3 W = ?

b. What is the minimum moment, M, on the clamp required to hold the block (W = 105 lb.) in place? The clamp has square threads with a radius, r = 0.65 in., a lead, L = 0.3 in., and a coefficient of friction of μs(threads) = 0.42. The coefficient between the block and the clamp is μs(block) = 0.28. (threads) (block) W Ms (block) Two blocks (W1 = 91 lb and W2 = 173 lb) are stacked on a horizontal surface with a rope tied to block 1. which wraps around a cvlinder and is tied to a third block as shown. If the friction coefficients are μs1 = 0.4, μs2 = 0.17, and μs3 = 0.27. What is the minimum weight of the hanging block necessary to make the blocks slide? Make sure to check all block slipping conditions (do not check tipping). W₁ W₂ $3 W = ?

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