the system blocks shown below is in equilibrium, the weight of block A is 10 kN and for block B is 35 kN. The coefficient of friction between A and surface is 0.2 and between two block A and B is 0.15. Answer :the following P=40KN The value of friction force between * block A and its surface is 4.0 kN O 5.5 kN 6.2 kN Non above-mentioned O

the system blocks shown below is in equilibrium, the weight of block A is 10 kN and for block B is 35 kN. The coefficient of friction between A and surface is 0.2 and between two block A and B is 0.15. Answer :the following P=40KN The value of friction force between * block A and its surface is 4.0 kN O 5.5 kN 6.2 kN Non above-mentioned O

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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