Substitute: D=72, F=2060Determine the friction between theblock and the plane in the figure andPWthe coefficient of friction of theD÷3°surface. The force required to causeimpending motion to the block frommoving up the D° incline is P = 1.38W,D°weight of block is W = F Newtons.%3D

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Substitute: D=72, F=2060 Determine the friction between the block and the plane in the figure and the coefficient of friction of the W D÷3° surface. The force required to cause impending motion to the block from moving up the D° incline is P= 1.38W, weight of block is W = F Newtons. D° %3D

Substitute: D=72, F=2060 Determine the friction between the block and the plane in the figure and the coefficient of friction of the W D÷3° surface. The force required to cause impending motion to the block from moving up the D° incline is P= 1.38W, weight of block is W = F Newtons. D° %3D

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Substitute: D=72, F=2060
Determine the friction between the
block and the plane in the figure and
P
W
the coefficient of friction of the
D÷3°
surface. The force required to cause
impending motion to the block from
moving up the D° incline is P = 1.38W,
D°
weight of block is W = F Newtons.
%3D

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