A particle of mass m=10.5 kg is in contact with an inclined surface and subject to a force F parallel to the surface. F The force has a magnitude of 65 N. Considering that gravity acts in the vertical direction and that there is no friction, calculate the magnitude of the reaction force between particle and surface (in Newtons). Only report the number (in Newton) in the answer text-box (do not write any unit symbol) Answer: 167.9 X

A particle of mass m=10.5 kg is in contact with an inclined surface and subject to a force F parallel to the surface. F The force has a magnitude of 65 N. Considering that gravity acts in the vertical direction and that there is no friction, calculate the magnitude of the reaction force between particle and surface (in Newtons). Only report the number (in Newton) in the answer text-box (do not write any unit symbol) Answer: 167.9 X

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter1: Introduction To Statics

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