Refer to Fig. 9-36. The angle of static friction between the block with mass M and the plane is d. For the angles shown in the figure, what is the expression for the force P to move the block up the plane? P = [9.8M sin (0 + ¢)]/[cos (B - 6)]

Refer to Fig. 9-36. The angle of static friction between the block with mass M and the plane is d. For the angles shown in the figure, what is the expression for the force P to move the block up the plane? P = [9.8M sin (0 + ¢)]/[cos (B - 6)]

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