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    This document discusses the conditions of equilibrium for a block on an inclined plane. It shows that: 1) The sum of the forces along the plane (Fx) must equal 0 for equilibrium. This gives an expression for the frictional force (Fp) in terms of the normal force (FN) and mass (m) of the block. 2) The sum of the forces perpendicular to the plane (Fy) must equal 0. This gives another expression for Fp in terms of FN, m, and the angle of inclination (θ). 3) Equating the two expressions for Fp yields an expression for the normal force FN in terms of m, g, and θ.

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    This document discusses the conditions of equilibrium for a block on an inclined plane. It shows that: 1) The sum of the forces along the plane (Fx) must equal 0 for equilibrium. This gives an expression for the frictional force (Fp) in terms of the normal force (FN) and mass (m) of the block. 2) The sum of the forces perpendicular to the plane (Fy) must equal 0. This gives another expression for Fp in terms of FN, m, and the angle of inclination (θ). 3) Equating the two expressions for Fp yields an expression for the normal force FN in terms of m, g, and θ.

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    Lecture 4 - Statics and Torque

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    This document discusses the conditions of equilibrium for a block on an inclined plane. It shows that: 1) The sum of the forces along the plane (Fx) must equal 0 for equilibrium. This gives an expression for the frictional force (Fp) in terms of the normal force (FN) and mass (m) of the block. 2) The sum of the forces perpendicular to the plane (Fy) must equal 0. This gives another expression for Fp in terms of FN, m, and the angle of inclination (θ). 3) Equating the two expressions for Fp yields an expression for the normal force FN in terms of m, g, and θ.

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    of 3

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    First
    condition
    QUESTION I(a)
    >
    -
    -
    1P
    condition of equilibrium : . .

    &x =
    fs Fp -
    = 0 O

    FN· Ms - Fp 0
    mg. 1 5 Fp 2 5
    =
    = = - .
    .
    .

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    ·
    = 0 =
    75x9 8x/ 5 2 5 Fp
    ↓
    -

    .
    . .

    my Fir SiFy FN-mg =


    = 0 = 1102 5-2 5 Fp.
    .

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    / I pivot 2 .

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    =
    25 x, 2 5x3/5

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    .
    =
    I .

    =
    5 2 52 1 5
    Y
    = - .
    =
    .

    = 4 33 .

    mg
    0 = sin" (3)
    60
    %
    =

    81 ↑

    172 5 - 1.

    k x ,
    + /

    (b) The force is the normal force :

    FN
    EMg 02 . 5 (N)
    (c) Perpendicular to horizontal =>

    QUESTION I(a)
    First condition of equilibrium :

    fi in & Fx =

    = FNU-FhrFib-En-Fb
    0 =
    Fh .

    = Ofsn
    & Fy
    +
    fsu-my

    jug FND
    f =
    FNh .

    M, + FNb M2-mg
    ·

    Fun· (p Mc) my
    -⑥
    C =
    +
    pivot①-
    -

    = TNh 1
    6 - mg
    ·
    - .

    =
    FNh .
    1 6-55x9 8
    .
    .

    559 =
    1 6 FNh
    .

    F =
    Fh =
    Frb =
    Fin 35(N)
    =

    (b) St =

    mg
    .

    (d+w) -

    fsh-w-FNh -

    n =
    0

    => 55x9 8x0 6 .


    .
    -
    FNh .

    0 2 .
    .

    0 .
    4 -

    Fih.h = 0

    => 323 .
    4 -
    335 .

    0 .
    08-3554 = 0

    =>
    323 4 .
    -
    26 8 .
    -
    335h = 0

    296 6 .
    =
    335h
    h =
    0 .

    885(m)
    (b) Fu .
    =

    mg
    -

    Fsy
    = 854 -

    356 816
    .

    =
    497 184(N)
    .

    (c)
    FNc=Fy3 816 .
    (N)

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