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m= 40 kg 4) Determine the magnitude and direction of the friction force which the vertical wall exerts on the 40 kg block if (a) 0 = 15° and (b) 0 = 30°. P = 500 N (Hy= 0.50 Hh = 0.40

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m= 40 kg
4) Determine the magnitude and direction of
the friction force which the vertical wall exerts
on the 40 kg block if (a) 0 = 15° and (b)
0 = 30°.
P = 500 N
(Hy= 0.50
Hh = 0.40

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