The 200-lb block of Fig.is sitting on a 30° in-clined surface. The coefficient of friction between the blockand the surface is 0.50. A light, inextensible cord is attachedto the block, passes around a frictionless pulley, and is at-tached to a second block of mass M. Determine the mini-mum and maximum masses, Mmin and Mmax, such that thesystem is in equilibrium. Is impending motion by slippingor by tipping?1.5 ft200 lb2ftM30

Let the block try to move upward due to the heavy mass M, then the FBD of the system will be shown…

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