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    3.2 Mass Ma 4 KG Rests On Top of Mass MB 5kg That Rests On A Fric

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    The document describes several physics problems involving forces, motion, and oscillations. Specifically: 1) It asks to find the maximum horizontal force that can be applied to an upper block resting on a lower block without the blocks slipping relative to each other, given the masses and coefficient of friction. 2) It asks to find the radius of a satellite's orbit that would appear stationary from Earth due to synchronizing with Earth's 24-hour rotation period, in terms of Earth's radius. 3) It provides a diagram of a mass attached to a vertically revolving axle by two strings and asks about the tension forces in the strings.

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    The document describes several physics problems involving forces, motion, and oscillations. Specifically: 1) It asks to find the maximum horizontal force that can be applied to an upper block resting on a lower block without the blocks slipping relative to each other, given the masses and coefficient of friction. 2) It asks to find the radius of a satellite's orbit that would appear stationary from Earth due to synchronizing with Earth's 24-hour rotation period, in terms of Earth's radius. 3) It provides a diagram of a mass attached to a vertically revolving axle by two strings and asks about the tension forces in the strings.

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    The document describes several physics problems involving forces, motion, and oscillations. Specifically: 1) It asks to find the maximum horizontal force that can be applied to an upper block resting on a lower block without the blocks slipping relative to each other, given the masses and coefficient of friction. 2) It asks to find the radius of a satellite's orbit that would appear stationary from Earth due to synchronizing with Earth's 24-hour rotation period, in terms of Earth's radius. 3) It provides a diagram of a mass attached to a vertically revolving axle by two strings and asks about the tension forces in the strings.

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    3.2 Mass Ma 4 KG Rests On Top of Mass MB 5kg That Rests On A Fric

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    The document describes several physics problems involving forces, motion, and oscillations. Specifically: 1) It asks to find the maximum horizontal force that can be applied to an upper block resting on a lower block without the blocks slipping relative to each other, given the masses and coefficient of friction. 2) It asks to find the radius of a satellite's orbit that would appear stationary from Earth due to synchronizing with Earth's 24-hour rotation period, in terms of Earth's radius. 3) It provides a diagram of a mass attached to a vertically revolving axle by two strings and asks about the tension forces in the strings.

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    Sliding blocks with friction*

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    tionless table. The coefficient of friction between the two blocks is
    such that the blocks just start to slip when the horizontal force F
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    force is applied to the upper block. What is its maximum value for
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    Find the radius of the orbit of a synchronous sate!lite that circles
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    A block rests on a wedge inclined at angle 0. The coefficient of
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    (a) Find the maximum value of 0 for the' block to remain
    motionless on the wedge when the Wedge is fixed in position.
    (b) The wedge is given horizontal acceleration a, as shown.
    Assuming that tan 0 > ,u, find the minimum acceleration for the
    block to remain on the wedge without sliding.
    (c) Repeat part (b), but find the maximum value of the accelera-
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    A car enters amm whose radius is R. The road is banked at angle
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    1ÿ. Find the maxirnam and minimum speeds for the car to stay on

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