Refer to the figure below, what should be the minimum weight of W so that the block of 100ON will not slide down the plane? Assumethe pulley to be smooth and u=0.3.1000N12

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Refer to the figure below, what should be the minimum weight of W so that the block of 1000N will not slide down the plane? Assume the pulley to be smooth and u=0.3. 1000N 12

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the pulley to be smooth and u=0.3.
1000N
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