1. Find the least value of P required to cause the system of blacksshown to have impending motion to the left. Also find the normalforces on each block. The coefficient of friction under each block is0.20 and angle alpha is 25 degrees.CIL30 kN10 kN30

Given, W1 = 30 kN W2 = 10 kN α = 25o Consider below below notations in FBD for both the blocks: W…

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