Two blocks are supported by a pulley along an incline as shown. The lower block B has a weight of 28 lbs and the higher block A has a weight of 15 lbs. Assume that there is friction between the blocks with Ha = 0.13 and assume friction between block Band the incline is also 4, = 0.13. Determine the angler for which motion is impending.

Two blocks are supported by a pulley along an incline as shown. The lower block B has a weight of 28 lbs and the higher block A has a weight of 15 lbs. Assume that there is friction between the blocks with Ha = 0.13 and assume friction between block Band the incline is also 4, = 0.13. Determine the angler for which motion is impending.

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