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A rectangular block of mass 6 kg is to be held against a rough vertical wall by applying a
force perpendicular to the wall. Find the minimum force to be applied the coefficient of
friction is 0.4

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Answered by Fatimakincsem
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The minimum force applied is 140 N.

Explanation:

F(g) = Force due to gravity

F(N) = Applied force ( Normal force)

F(r) = Frictional force

F(f) = μ F(N)

μ = 0.4

F(f) > F(g)   [ To cancel the downward force]

For minimum

F(f) = F(g) = 0.42 x F(n)

M(g) = 0.42 x F(N)

6 x 9.8 = 0.42  x F(N)

F(N) = 140 N

Hence the minimum force applied is 140 N.

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