OP•ChWThe man in the diagram is trying to move a large box by pushing on it with a force, P. The boxweighs 300 N and its centre of gravity is located in the centre of the box (point C).Given:a = 1.8 mb = 0.8 mh= 0.9 mWhat is the minimum force that will cause the box to tip?Please include the unit ("N") within your answer and round to 3 significant figures (e.g. if thecalculated answer was 55.562 Newtons please input: 55.6 N).Answer:What is the minimum coefficient of static friction that will permit tipping to occur?Please do not include the unit s (as there are none) within your answer and round to 3significant figures (e.g. if the calculated answer was 55.562 please input: 55.6).Answer:

The man in the diagram is trying to move a large box by pushing on it with a force, P. The box weighs 300 N and its centre of gravity is located in the centre of the box (point C). Given: a = 1.8 m b = 0.8 m

The man in the diagram is trying to move a large box by pushing on it with a force, P. The box weighs 300 N and its centre of gravity is located in the centre of the box (point C). Given: a = 1.8 m b = 0.8 m

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