landscape orientation without erasurés 1. Bodies A and B are joined by a cord parallel to the inclined plane as shown. Under body A which weighs 200 KN, H=0.20 while μ = 0.50 under body B which weighs 300 KN. Determine the angle at which motion impends. What is the tension in the cord? WA evom axlooid navesti nimue (008) 01.0= 16/08 = 7 0084 1 GOC-M 200 -0.20 300 μ=0.50

landscape orientation without erasurés 1. Bodies A and B are joined by a cord parallel to the inclined plane as shown. Under body A which weighs 200 KN, H=0.20 while μ = 0.50 under body B which weighs 300 KN. Determine the angle at which motion impends. What is the tension in the cord? WA evom axlooid navesti nimue (008) 01.0= 16/08 = 7 0084 1 GOC-M 200 -0.20 300 μ=0.50

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