The wagon and the girl, shown in the following figure, has a weight of 100 N located at the center of gravity G. The front wheel is free to roll; the coefficient of friction for the rear wheel at 'A' is HA. If the applied force F = 50 N will cause the system just to move, the normal force at 'A'is:

The wagon and the girl, shown in the following figure, has a weight of 100 N located at the center of gravity G. The front wheel is free to roll; the coefficient of friction for the rear wheel at 'A' is HA. If the applied force F = 50 N will cause the system just to move, the normal force at 'A'is:

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