What is the max mass block m can be without moving? I would suggest an x & y table in which we can add all the forces up and equal them to ma. Please and thank you.
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What is the max mass block m can be without moving? I would suggest an x & y table in which we can add all the forces up and equal them to ma. Please and thank you.
The total force on x direction is zero,
Here, is the coefficient of static friction and m is mass of block and g is the acceleration due to gravity
The total force on x direction is zero,
Here, T is the tension
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