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Transcribed Image Text:The coefficients of friction between the block ana the rail are us= 0.25 and uk= 0.20. Given: P2 = 200 N.
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350
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Find the magnitude and direction of the smallest force P1 required to start the block moving up the rail.
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The magnitude and direction of the smallest force P1 required to start the block moving up the rail is
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