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OpenStudy (anonymous):

how to draw the free body diagram of this? a uniform ladder weighing 330N is leaning against a wall. the ladder slips when the angle with the floor 50degrees. assuming the coefficient of static friction at the wall and the floor are the same,obtain a value of coefficient of static friction.

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OpenStudy (johnweldon1993):

Hmm, maybe something like |dw:1408370532518:dw| Since the ladder is uniform, the Force of gravity will be right at the center. Keep 2 things in mind, the ladder will not be accelerating vertically, nor horizontally. so \[\large \sum_{}^{}F_y = 0\] \[\large \sum_{}^{}F_x = 0\] We do need to work with Torques here however I believe.

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