Which of the following most nearly gives the force P to cause the impending motion of block B to the left.194kN*174kN322kN110kN194k The coefficient of static friction for all contactsurfaces is 0.20. The weight of block A is 200KN andthat of B is 100KN.А 3 200KN150В 3D 100kNP

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The coefficient of static friction for all contact surfaces is 0.20. The weight of block A is 200KN and that of B is 1O0KN. A = 200KN 15 B = 100KN

Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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Which of the following most nearly gives the force P to cause the impending motion of block B to the left.

194kN*
174kN
322kN
110kN
194k

The coefficient of static friction for all contact
surfaces is 0.20. The weight of block A is 200KN and
that of B is 100KN.
А 3 200KN
150
В 3D 100kN
P

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