A block having a weight of G is placed on the rough surface of the triangular prism ABC. The coefficient of static friction between the block and the surface is f, and f> tan. The triangular prism is moving to the left with a constant acceleration a. Determine the biggest acceleration to keep the block relatively resting on the surface. B cos 0 +f, sin 0 (1) a g (2) a... sin 0+f, cos cos-f, sin 0 max cos -f sin sin+f, cos 0 cos 0 + f, sin (3) Gmas g (4) a sin 0-f, cos 0 sin 0-f, cos 0 max max g g

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A block having a weight of G is placed on the rough surface of the triangular prism ABC. The
coefficient of static friction between the block and the surface is f, and f> tan. The
triangular prism is moving to the left with a constant acceleration a. Determine the biggest
acceleration to keep the block relatively resting on the surface.
B
(1) a
cos 0 +f, sin 0
-f sin
g (2) a
sin+f, cos
cos-f, sin
max
cos
sin+f, cos 0
cos+f, sin
(3) dmas
g
(4) a
sin 0-f, cos 0
sin 0-f, cos 0
max
max
g
Transcribed Image Text:A block having a weight of G is placed on the rough surface of the triangular prism ABC. The coefficient of static friction between the block and the surface is f, and f> tan. The triangular prism is moving to the left with a constant acceleration a. Determine the biggest acceleration to keep the block relatively resting on the surface. B (1) a cos 0 +f, sin 0 -f sin g (2) a sin+f, cos cos-f, sin max cos sin+f, cos 0 cos+f, sin (3) dmas g (4) a sin 0-f, cos 0 sin 0-f, cos 0 max max g
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