A 25 kg crate is placed along the inclined plane 60° from the vertical plane. the coefficient of friction between the crate and the surface is μ = 0.25 and μ = 0.22, If the crates moved upward from rest due to the applied force of 250 N along the horizontal, determine the force needed for equilibrium, velocity when the crate moves 2.5 m and the velocity of the crate when its moved by 2 m if a force of 50 N was applied.

A 25 kg crate is placed along the inclined plane 60° from the vertical plane. the coefficient of friction between the crate and the surface is μ = 0.25 and μ = 0.22, If the crates moved upward from rest due to the applied force of 250 N along the horizontal, determine the force needed for equilibrium, velocity when the crate moves 2.5 m and the velocity of the crate when its moved by 2 m if a force of 50 N was applied.

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