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Transcribed Image Text:The 250 lb uniform crate (center of gravity at G) shown in
the figure must be moved without tipping. The applied force
P is horizontal.
1.5 ft 1.5 ft
Determine:
a. The largest coefficient of static friction between the
crate and the floor that allows the crate to slide and
2.5 ft
P.
not tip
4.5 ft
b. The corresponding magnitude of P
3.5 ft
Include all needed FBD's to solve, and put units on your
answers.
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