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Condition 3: SAMPLE PRO Motion of a b A bar of mass n rests on a smoot ficient of friction plank is equal to tal force F deper Figure 6-24 (a) A a horizontal force. Find (a) the mom sliding from unde bar a, and that of KEY IDEA This problem is sin solved. Here as the

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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