International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition
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Transcribed Image Text:The lug nut on the free-turning wheel is to
be removed using the wrench. Which is
the most effective way to apply force to
the wrench? Also, why is it best to keep
the car tire on the ground rather than first
jacking it up? Explain your answers with an
equilibrium analysis.
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