Question 2 A wooden block of mass 6 kg resting on a horizontal plane is pulled by force Q inclined 30° to the horizontal with respect to the positive x-axis. i. Draw a free body diagram for the block What is the minimum value of Q required to start sliding if u=0.3 and µ=0.35. Determine the value of maximum friction between the pair of surfaces Determine the value of kinetic friction ii. ii. iv.

Question 2 A wooden block of mass 6 kg resting on a horizontal plane is pulled by force Q inclined 30° to the horizontal with respect to the positive x-axis. i. Draw a free body diagram for the block What is the minimum value of Q required to start sliding if u=0.3 and µ=0.35. Determine the value of maximum friction between the pair of surfaces Determine the value of kinetic friction ii. ii. iv.

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