The uniform bar AB is 2-m long andhas a mass of 5-kg. The bar issupported by rough surface at A andthe frictionless surface at B. Thecoefficient of static friction at A is 0.8.If the bar is initially at rest, determinethe force P that will cause the bar tobegin moving.-frictionlessBm= 5kgL=2 mH= 0.80.5 m70°

Given: Mass of the bar, m = 5 kg Length of the bar, L = 2 m Coefficient of friction at point A, µA =…

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