The 12 kN crate is being pulled by the force P as shown in the figure. The force P makes an angle of e with the horizontal. a) Find the smallest possible force P to cause the crate to slide. b) Determine the angle e. c) Determine the horizontal frictional force acting at the bottom of the crate, W=12KN P Note : The total surface RI Pmin- M= 0-20

The 12 kN crate is being pulled by the force P as shown in the figure. The force P makes an angle of e with the horizontal. a) Find the smallest possible force P to cause the crate to slide. b) Determine the angle e. c) Determine the horizontal frictional force acting at the bottom of the crate, W=12KN P Note : The total surface RI Pmin- M= 0-20

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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