Q.1) An arrangement of three boxes is shown in figure below. Box A weighs 20 N and rests on an inclined plane, while box B weighs 40 N and rests on a horizontal plane. The coefficient of friction between box A and the inclined plane is 0.25, and between box B and the horizontal plane is 0.35. The pulleys are all frictionless. Determine the range of weight of box C for which no motion will occur. -0.7 m

Q.1) An arrangement of three boxes is shown in figure below. Box A weighs 20 N and rests on an inclined plane, while box B weighs 40 N and rests on a horizontal plane. The coefficient of friction between box A and the inclined plane is 0.25, and between box B and the horizontal plane is 0.35. The pulleys are all frictionless. Determine the range of weight of box C for which no motion will occur. -0.7 m

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Q.1) An arrangement of three boxes is shown in figure below. Box A weighs 20 N
and rests on an inclined plane, while box B weighs 40 N and rests on a
horizontal plane. The coefficient of friction between box A and the inclined
plane is 0.25, and between box B and the horizontal plane is 0.35. The
pulleys are all frictionless. Determine the range of weight of box C for which
no motion will occur.
-0.7 m
40 N
1 m
0.5 m
0.6 m
B
20 N
0.7 m
A
4
5

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