The crate is loaded on a truck as shown in Figure 4(b). Assuming that no tipping occurs, calculate the tension T1 in the slanted part of the rope needed to move the crate at constant speed up the ramp. The bar C is fixed (non-rotating). Calculate the tension T2 in the horizontal part of the rope. 50 kg20°HA=0.30-T₁-10°H₁ = 0.40Figure 4(b)T₂B Figure 4(a) shows a force P applied to a crate on a rough floor. The mass of the crate is 50kg, b = 1.6 m and the coefficient of kinetic friction between the bottom of the crate and thefloor is 0.4. Once the crate has started moving, as long as P is applied at a height / < 0.9m, the block does not tip.9Figure 4(a)

(a) To find: The tension in the slanted part. Given: The mass of the crate is m=50 kg. The…

Answered: 50 kg 20° HA=0.30- T₁ -10° H₁=0.40…

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The crate is loaded on a truck as shown in Figure 4(b). Assuming that no tipping
occurs, calculate the tension T1 in the slanted part of the rope needed to move the
crate at constant speed up the ramp.

The bar C is fixed (non-rotating). Calculate the tension T2 in the horizontal part of the
rope.

50 kg
20°
HA=0.30-
T₁
-10°
H₁ = 0.40
Figure 4(b)
T₂
B

Figure 4(a) shows a force P applied to a crate on a rough floor. The mass of the crate is 50
kg, b = 1.6 m and the coefficient of kinetic friction between the bottom of the crate and the
floor is 0.4. Once the crate has started moving, as long as P is applied at a height / < 0.9
m, the block does not tip.
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Figure 4(a)

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