Determine the minimum downward force to keep the block from slipping. The block weighs W kN. The frictional coefficient between the block and the incline plane is u. The frictional coefficient between the pulley and cable uz. W-300+9b-2c H=0.1+0.0le H2=0.05+0.0ld 120° 30° P.

Determine the minimum downward force to keep the block from slipping. The block weighs W kN. The frictional coefficient between the block and the incline plane is u. The frictional coefficient between the pulley and cable uz. W-300+9b-2c H=0.1+0.0le H2=0.05+0.0ld 120° 30° P.

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Do fast A = 3 B = 1 C = 1 D = 4 E = 8

Determine the minimum downward force to keep the block from slipping.
The block weighs W kN.
The frictional coefficient between the block and the incline plane is u.
The frictional coefficient between the pulley and cable uz.
W-300+9b-2c
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H-0.1+0.0le
H2 0.05+0.0ld
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30°
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