A homogeneous block has a mass of 300 kg. The coefficient of friction is 0.45 and the height h is equal to 50 cm. Compute for the following: 40 cm 80 cm A. The normal force, N, kg (in whole number) B. The friction force, f, kg (in whole number) C. The force P to cause motion o impend, kg (in whole aumber) 5.

A homogeneous block has a mass of 300 kg. The coefficient of friction is 0.45 and the height h is equal to 50 cm. Compute for the following: 40 cm 80 cm A. The normal force, N, kg (in whole number) B. The friction force, f, kg (in whole number) C. The force P to cause motion o impend, kg (in whole aumber) 5.

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