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A block of mass m1 hangs from an ideal rope attached to a block of mass m2 which sits on an incline of angle o. Friction is present between the ramp and m2. (a) Assume that initial neither block is moving. Draw a separate free body diagram for each mass. (b) If the blocks are not moving, what is the magnitude and direction of the force of static friction on m2? (c) If the block are not moving, what is the smallest possible value for the coefficient of static friction us

A block of mass m1 hangs from an ideal rope attached to a block of mass m2 which sits on an incline of angle o. Friction is present between the ramp and m2. (a) Assume that initial neither block is moving. Draw a separate free body diagram for each mass. (b) If the blocks are not moving, what is the magnitude and direction of the force of static friction on m2? (c) If the block are not moving, what is the smallest possible value for the coefficient of static friction us

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