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Description: Problem 2:Determine the force P necessary to start the V-shaped wedge to the right if thecoefficient of friction is f= 0.445 at each of the three surfaces of contact.Wg =1000NWA =200NвP-30°150

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Determine the force P necessary to start the V-shaped wedge to the right if the coefficient of friction is f = 0.445 at each of the three surfaces of contact. WB=1000N WA=200N B 30% 15°

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