Determine the minimum weight, W, of block A to maintain equilibrium of the system given below. Block B weighs 100 N and the coefficient of friction between block A and the incline and that between the cord and cylindrical support surface is 0.287.

Determine the minimum weight, W, of block A to maintain equilibrium of the system given below. Block B weighs 100 N and the coefficient of friction between block A and the incline and that between the cord and cylindrical support surface is 0.287.

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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Problem 7.66P: The blocks A and B of weights WA and WB are joined by a rope that passes over the fixed peg C. The...

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between the cord and cylindrical support surface is 0.287.
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