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PROBLEM 2: The 200 kN block shown has impending motion up the plane caused by the horizontal force 400 kN. Determine the coefficient of static friction between the contact surfaces. 200 400 30

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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PROBLEM 2: The 200 kN block shown has impending motion up the plane caused
by the horizontal force 400 kN. Determine the coefficient of static friction
between the contact surfaces.
200
400
30-10

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