A 10 meter long ladder leans against the wall as shown. If the ladder weighs 200 N and there is just enough frictional force to allow a 800 N person to climb to the top safely, what is ømin? Note: µFloor=0.675.
As the ladder is in equilibrium, net force and net torque acting on it must be zero.
let theta is the minimum angle required.
Apply, Fnety = 0
N - 200 - 800 = 0
N = 1000 N
Force exrted by wall on the laader, F_wall =
N*mue_s
= 1000*0.675
= 675 N
Apply, Net torque acting on the ladder about bottom,
Tnet = 0
200*5*sin(90 - theta) - 800*10*sin(90-theta) + 675*10*sin(theta) = 0
1000*cos(theta) - 8000*cos(theta) +6750*sin(theta) = 0
6750*sin(theta) = 7000*cos(theta)
tan(theta) = 7000/6750
tan(theta) = 1.037
theta = tan^-1(1.037)
= 46.04 degrees
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