Problem 1 The crate has a weight of 100 lb and is initially at rest. The force P is sufficient for thecrate to move down the incline at a velocity of 5t. The coefficient of kinetic friction μk = 0.25.a) Draw a complete Free Body Diagram.b) Write the equations of motion for your selected coordinates. The only variables should beunknowns.c) Solve for the required force P.d) What is the velocity when the crate has traveled one foot.30°P

Step 1: FBD and set up force equations on the x' and y' axis.…

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