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Consider the block shown to have a mass of 2700 kg. The coefficient of static friction are 0.15 between the two wedges and the block, and 0.12 between the block and the ground. What is the required magnitude of the forces P to lift the block?

Consider the block shown to have a mass of 2700 kg. The coefficient of static friction are 0.15 between the two wedges and the block, and 0.12 between the block and the ground. What is the required magnitude of the forces P to lift the block?

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Consider the block shown to have a mass of 2700 k g . The coefficient of static friction are 0.15 between the two wedges and the block, and 0.12 between the block and the ground. What is the required magnitude of the forces P to lift the block?

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