A plank 25 meters long is placed on rough inclined planes at an angle of 15°with the horizontal as shown in Figure 3. The angle of friction is Ø = 15° at both inclines. If the weight of the plank is W = 350 N concentrated at 12 meters from end A, compute the minimum distance x from B at which a load P = 75 N can be placed before slipping impends. W=350 N P=75 N 12 60° 13-x RA 300 15° P=15° 45° g=15° 30° 45° RB

A plank 25 meters long is placed on rough inclined planes at an angle of 15°with the horizontal as shown in Figure 3. The angle of friction is Ø = 15° at both inclines. If the weight of the plank is W = 350 N concentrated at 12 meters from end A, compute the minimum distance x from B at which a load P = 75 N can be placed before slipping impends. W=350 N P=75 N 12 60° 13-x RA 300 15° P=15° 45° g=15° 30° 45° RB

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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