A crate with a given weight of 50kg translates on the surface shown at velocity of 7m/s at t = 0. uk = 0.40. How long will it take for the crate to stop moving? How far would it have %3D travelled? Vo = 7 m/s %3D 50 kg = 0,40 O t=1.24s; X3D3.19m O t-2.14s; x=8.40m O t=1.784s; x-6.24m O t-1.884s; x-3.14m t=2.08s; x= 2.91m t=1.024s; x-2.19m

A crate with a given weight of 50kg translates on the surface shown at velocity of 7m/s at t = 0. uk = 0.40. How long will it take for the crate to stop moving? How far would it have %3D travelled? Vo = 7 m/s %3D 50 kg = 0,40 O t=1.24s; X3D3.19m O t-2.14s; x=8.40m O t=1.784s; x-6.24m O t-1.884s; x-3.14m t=2.08s; x= 2.91m t=1.024s; x-2.19m

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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