Q1: In the Figure 1, two forces (P & Q) are acting on the same fixed point A. Find the resultant of these forces and itsangle with the horizon by using:(a) Graphical solution.(b) Trigonometric solution.Q = 60 NFigure 1:P 40 N35Q2: A block of 15 kg was place on an inclined surface as shown in Figure 2. If the static coefficient of friction betweenthe block and the surface is 0.3, find:(a) the maximum friction force.(b) the equilibrium state of the block.15 kgFigure 2:30

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Q1: In the Figure 1, two forces (P & Q) are acting on the same fixed point A. Find the resultant of these forces and its angle with the horizon by using: (a) Graphical solution. (b) Trigonometric solution. Q = 60 N Figure 1: P 40 N 65 A 35

Q1: In the Figure 1, two forces (P & Q) are acting on the same fixed point A. Find the resultant of these forces and its angle with the horizon by using: (a) Graphical solution. (b) Trigonometric solution. Q = 60 N Figure 1: P 40 N 65 A 35

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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Problem 7.50P: The block of weight W is pulled by the force P inclined at the angle to the horizontal. Find the...

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