In the figure below, the weights of the top, middle, and bottom blocks are are follows: • top block (WA) = 10 N • middle block (WB) = 50 N • bottom block (Wc) = 30 N What is the maximum value of FA for which the three blocks will remain in static equilibrium? Hz=0.2 WA WB FA H;=0.6 W Hs=0.3 note: for simplicity, answers are reported to two significant figures. O 36 N O 27 N O 10 N 38 N

In the figure below, the weights of the top, middle, and bottom blocks are are follows: • top block (WA) = 10 N • middle block (WB) = 50 N • bottom block (Wc) = 30 N What is the maximum value of FA for which the three blocks will remain in static equilibrium? Hz=0.2 WA WB FA H;=0.6 W Hs=0.3 note: for simplicity, answers are reported to two significant figures. O 36 N O 27 N O 10 N 38 N

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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