What is the largest moment that can be applied without causing motion? The disk is 50 lb and the bar is 25 lb. The static friction is 0.6. Express your answer in in-lb (inch-pounds) with three significant figures.

What is the largest moment that can be applied without causing motion? The disk is 50 lb and the bar is 25 lb. The static friction is 0.6. Express your answer in in-lb (inch-pounds) with three significant figures.

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What is the largest moment that can
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The static friction is 0.6. Express your
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three significant figures.
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