A block with a mass m = 10kg is sitting on an inclined plane witn an angle of 30 degrees. The block is connectec to a wall by a wire which has tension so that the block is stationary. The coefficient of static friction between the block and the plans is 0.2. Calculate tension

A block with a mass m = 10kg is sitting on an inclined plane witn an angle of 30 degrees. The block is connectec to a wall by a wire which has tension so that the block is stationary. The coefficient of static friction between the block and the plans is 0.2. Calculate tension

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