• Part G - Part GWhen slipping is about to occur what is the friction force on Block B, otherwise known as FB?Express your answer in units of N to three significant figures and include the appropriate units.Vol A£o n vec?FB =NSubmitRequest AnswerPart H - Part HWhen slipping is about to occur what is the normal force on Block B, otherwise known as Ng?Express your answer in units of N to three significant figures and include the appropriate units.Hνα ΑΣφ?vecNB =NSubmitRequest Answer Two blocks A and B, each having a mass of 7 kg , are connected by pins using the linkages shown.ВА0201CThe coefficient of static friction between Block A and the floor is HA = 0.2.The coefficient of static friction between Block B and the floor is µB = 0.41.The angles given are01 = 45 degrees02 = 25 degreesNeglect the weight of the links.i. Draw the Free Body Diagrams for pin C, Block A, and Block B.ii. Applied force P on pin C is gradually raised. Which block starts slipping first and what is the value of P when slippage starts occurring?Hint: It helps to establish two cases, one in which block A slips and one in which block B slips, and then calculate what occurs in each case in order to determine what happens.

Two blocks A and B, each having a mass of 7 kg , are connected by pins using the linkages shown. B А 02 01 C The coefficient of static friction between Block A and the floor is µ = 0.2. The coefficient of static friction between Block B and the floor is µR = 0.41. The angles given are O = 45 degrees O2 = 25 degrees Neglect the weight of the links. i. Draw the Free Body Diagrams for pin C, Block A, and Block B. ii. Applied force P on pin C is gradually raised. Which block starts slipping first and what is the value of P when slippage starts occurring? Hint: It helps to establish two cases, one in which block A slips and one in which block B slips, and then calculate what occurs in each case in order to determine what happens.

Two blocks A and B, each having a mass of 7 kg , are connected by pins using the linkages shown. B А 02 01 C The coefficient of static friction between Block A and the floor is µ = 0.2. The coefficient of static friction between Block B and the floor is µR = 0.41. The angles given are O = 45 degrees O2 = 25 degrees Neglect the weight of the links. i. Draw the Free Body Diagrams for pin C, Block A, and Block B. ii. Applied force P on pin C is gradually raised. Which block starts slipping first and what is the value of P when slippage starts occurring? Hint: It helps to establish two cases, one in which block A slips and one in which block B slips, and then calculate what occurs in each case in order to determine what happens.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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