Posted by Jat on Saturday, April 7, 2012 at 2:43am.
From the first bit of information, the static friction coefficient (Us) is given by
M*g*cos30*Us = M*g*sin30
Us = tan30 = 0.5773
At a 45 degree tilt with that static friction coefficient, the required horizontal force to prevent slipping is given by:
F cos45+ (M*g cos45+Fsin45)*(0.5773) =
= M*g*sin45
F(0.7071 +0.4082) = M*g(.7071 -.4082)
F = .2989/1.115 Mg = 0.268 M g
I have assumed that the applied frorce in horizontal, not up and along the incline. That would lead to a different answer.
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