Refer to the figure below. Then consider the following parameters: weight of block B = 945 coefficient of static friction = 0.38 0 = 26 What is the maximum weight of block A so that blocks A and B will remain stationary? B Knot A

Refer to the figure below. Then consider the following parameters: weight of block B = 945 coefficient of static friction = 0.38 0 = 26 What is the maximum weight of block A so that blocks A and B will remain stationary? B Knot A

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