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The system shown in the following figure is in static equilibrium and the angle θ = 31∘. Given that the mass m1 is 8.10 kg and the coefficient of static friction between mass m1 and the surface on which it rests is 0.31 , what is the maximum mass that m2 can have for which the system will still remain in equilibrium? kg

The system shown in the following figure is in static equilibrium and the angle θ = 31∘. Given that the mass m1 is 8.10 kg and the coefficient of static friction between mass m1 and the surface on which it rests is 0.31 , what is the maximum mass that m2 can have for which the system will still remain in equilibrium? kg

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  1. The system shown in the following figure is in static equilibrium and the angle θ = 31 ∘ . Given that the mass m 1 is 8.10 k g and the coefficient of static friction between mass m 1 and the surface on which it rests is 0.31 , what is the maximum mass that m 2 can have for which the system will still remain in equilibrium? ◻ k g

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