let theta is the angle made by the ladder with horizontal.
theta = cos^-1(3/5)
= 53.1 degrees
let m = 12 kg, M = 60 kg
let x is the distance measured from the bottom of the ladder where the person can climb.
let Fw is the force exerted by the wall
Apply net torque abot the bottom = 0
Fw*5*sin(53.1) - M*g*x*sin(90-53.1) - m*g*(5/2)*sin(90-53.1) = 0
Fw*4 - 60*9.8*x*cos(36.9) - 12*9.8*2.5*cos(36.9) = 0
Fw - 15*9.8*x*cos(36.9) - 3*9.8*2.5*cos(36.9) = 0
Fw = 117.5*x + 58.78
now apply, Fnety = 0
N - M*g - m*g = 0
N = (M+m)*g
= (60 + 12)*9.8
= 705.6 N
now apply, Fnetx = 0
Fw - Fs = 0
Fw - N*mue_s = 0
117.5*x + 58.78 - 705.6*0.28 = 0
==> x = 1.18 m <<<<<<<<-----------------Answer
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