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The mass m1 is supported by the 20 kg mass m2 and a 100 N horizontal force as shown. The static coefficient of friction between m1 and the ramp surface is 0.3 . Determine the range of mass, m1 for which this system will be in equilibrium. (20 pts)

The mass m1 is supported by the 20 kg mass m2 and a 100 N horizontal force as shown. The static coefficient of friction between m1 and the ramp surface is 0.3 . Determine the range of mass, m1 for which this system will be in equilibrium. (20 pts)

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Problem 3: The mass m 1 is supported by the 20 k g mass m 2 and a 100 N horizontal force as shown. The static coefficient of friction between m 1 and the ramp surface is 0.3 . Determine the range of mass, m 1 for which this system will be in equilibrium. (20 pts)

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