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INSTRUCTIONS: Answer the subsequent set of questions to solve the Goal of this problem. We recommend you write out your answ
This problem explores equilibrium, with = 0 and SF = 0. We will first look at the net forces. Select the correct free-body di
Now looking at the net torque, we must select an axis of rotation and define a +\- direction for the 2- axis. We will set our
This equilibrium analysis gives us three equations: one from F, = 0, one from F, = 0, and one from Tz = 0. Select the three e
The question states that we want the maximum in terms of us, Mindder, and.m. This comes from our definition of static frictio
Now we can combine our equations for fs, N, and Finto one and derive the expression for the maximum . Select the appropriate
How do we interpretour final equation for x? The maximum cis dependent on the coefficient of friction between the wall and th
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