Situation 32: A uniform block is placed in a position along the inclinedplane which makes an angle of e from the horizontal. Coefficient offriction is u: = 0.45.0.5 m1.2 mHy=0.4591.Determine the largest angle e in degrees for which the uniformblock can be in equilibrium.a.16.3820.57C.b. 24.23d.32.3592. If e = 32 degrees, determine the greatest height parallel to 1.2mheight of the box at which a force P parallel to the incline maybeapplied so that the block will slide up the incline without tippingover.0.3157 mc.a.0.5814 mb.0.7859 md.0.1563 m93. If the force Papplied at height of h = 0.58 m parallel to 1.2 m side,determine the force P to cause motion to impend. Assume weightof the block is 8kN.a.7.30 kN5.57 kNc.b.2.26 kNd.9.25 kN

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Situation 32: A uniform block is placed in a position along the inclined plane which makes an angle of e from the horizontal. Coefficient of friction is u. = 0.45. 0.5 m 1.2 m Hs=0.45 91. Determine the largest angle e in degrees for which the uniform block can be in equilibrium. a. 16.38 C. 20.57 b. 24.23 d. 32.35

Situation 32: A uniform block is placed in a position along the inclined plane which makes an angle of e from the horizontal. Coefficient of friction is u. = 0.45. 0.5 m 1.2 m Hs=0.45 91. Determine the largest angle e in degrees for which the uniform block can be in equilibrium. a. 16.38 C. 20.57 b. 24.23 d. 32.35

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Situation 32: A uniform block is placed in a position along the inclined
plane which makes an angle of e from the horizontal. Coefficient of
friction is u: = 0.45.
0.5 m
1.2 m
Hy=0.45
91.
Determine the largest angle e in degrees for which the uniform
block can be in equilibrium.
a.
16.38
20.57
C.
b. 24.23
d.
32.35
92. If e = 32 degrees, determine the greatest height parallel to 1.2m
height of the box at which a force P parallel to the incline maybe
applied so that the block will slide up the incline without tipping
over.
0.3157 m
c.
a.
0.5814 m
b.
0.7859 m
d.
0.1563 m
93. If the force Papplied at height of h = 0.58 m parallel to 1.2 m side,
determine the force P to cause motion to impend. Assume weight
of the block is 8kN.
a.
7.30 kN
5.57 kN
c.
b.
2.26 kN
d.
9.25 kN

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