A force Fo of 400 lb is applied to block B. Letting the weights of A and B be 55 and 73 lb, respectively, and letting the static and kinetic friction coefficients between blocks A and B be µi 0.25, and the %3D static and kinetic friction coefficients between block B and the ground be µ2 = 0.45, determine the accelerations of both blocks.

A force Fo of 400 lb is applied to block B. Letting the weights of A and B be 55 and 73 lb, respectively, and letting the static and kinetic friction coefficients between blocks A and B be µi 0.25, and the %3D static and kinetic friction coefficients between block B and the ground be µ2 = 0.45, determine the accelerations of both blocks.

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

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Author:Andrew Pytel And Jaan Kiusalaas

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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