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Lesson 1: Equilibrium of a Particle, Friction and Limiting Static Friction — Picture questions (exam style)

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1.
A 10 kg body on a rough plane (μ = 0.25) inclined at 30° is pulled by P at 0° above the line of greatest slope and is about to move up. Which option is correct? (g = 9.8)
A 10 kg body on a rough plane (μ = 0.25) inclined at 30° is pulled by P at 0° above the line of greatest slope and is about to move up. Which option is correct? (g = 9.8)
P = 70.22 N, R = 84.87 N
P = 70.22 N, R = 98 N
P = 27.78 N, R = 84.87 N
P = 70.22 N, R = 101.8 N
2.
A 5 kg body on a rough plane (μ = 0.3) inclined at 45° is pulled by P at 15° above the line of greatest slope and is about to move up. Which option is correct? (g = 9.8)
A 5 kg body on a rough plane (μ = 0.3) inclined at 45° is pulled by P at 15° above the line of greatest slope and is about to move up. Which option is correct? (g = 9.8)
P = 45.04 N, R = 23.48 N
P = 41.69 N, R = 49 N
P = 43.16 N, R = 23.48 N
P = 41.69 N, R = 23.48 N
3.
A 5 kg body on a rough plane (μ = 0.3) inclined at 37° is pulled by P at 0° above the line of greatest slope and is about to move up. Which option is correct? (g = 9.8)
A 5 kg body on a rough plane (μ = 0.3) inclined at 37° is pulled by P at 0° above the line of greatest slope and is about to move up. Which option is correct? (g = 9.8)
P = 41.23 N, R = 49 N
P = 41.23 N, R = 39.13 N
P = 41.23 N, R = 46.96 N
P = 17.75 N, R = 39.13 N
4.
A 5 kg body on a rough plane (μ = 0.25) inclined at 37° is pulled by P at 30° above the line of greatest slope and is about to move up. Which option is correct? (g = 9.8)
A 5 kg body on a rough plane (μ = 0.25) inclined at 37° is pulled by P at 30° above the line of greatest slope and is about to move up. Which option is correct? (g = 9.8)
P = 39.63 N, R = 19.32 N
P = 39.63 N, R = 58.95 N
P = 26.59 N, R = 58.95 N
P = 39.27 N, R = 19.32 N
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