The 11-kg block is attached to the massless link AB and rests on a belt as shown. Determine the magnitude of the horizontal force F (in Newton) required to maintain the motion of the belt to the right. Consider 0 = 22 degrees. Hint: You need to draw the FBD of the belt as a part of your solutions. Ps=0.40 Mk = 0.30 A e B

The 11-kg block is attached to the massless link AB and rests on a belt as shown. Determine the magnitude of the horizontal force F (in Newton) required to maintain the motion of the belt to the right. Consider 0 = 22 degrees. Hint: You need to draw the FBD of the belt as a part of your solutions. Ps=0.40 Mk = 0.30 A e B

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Chapter4: Coplanar Equilibrium Analysis

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