Determine the range of weights W for which the 99-lb block is in equilibrium. All wheels and pulleys have negligible friction. Assume W1 = 99 lb, µ, = 0.2, µz = 0.17,0 = 19°, p = 9°. Hs W. W Answer: ( i Ib) < W < ( i Ib)

Determine the range of weights W for which the 99-lb block is in equilibrium. All wheels and pulleys have negligible friction. Assume W1 = 99 lb, µ, = 0.2, µz = 0.17,0 = 19°, p = 9°. Hs W. W Answer: ( i Ib) < W < ( i Ib)

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Determine the range of weights W for which the 99-lb block is in equilibrium. All wheels and pulleys have negligible friction.
Assume W1 = 99 lb, µ, = 0.2, µz = 0.17,0 = 19°, p = 9°.
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Answer: (
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