Let the applied force on wedge B be: F1 = 3450 lb. Let the angle between the wedges be: 0 = 14°. Let the coefficient of static friction between A and C, and between B and D be: AC = = "BD Let the coefficient of static friction between A and B be: μAB = 0.5. P 0 I A F₁ с B Determine the minimum required force that is required to pull out the wedge: P = = 0.15. lb. D CC

Let the applied force on wedge B be: F1 = 3450 lb. Let the angle between the wedges be: 0 = 14°. Let the coefficient of static friction between A and C, and between B and D be: AC = = "BD Let the coefficient of static friction between A and B be: μAB = 0.5. P 0 I A F₁ с B Determine the minimum required force that is required to pull out the wedge: P = = 0.15. lb. D CC

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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