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    The document contains 12 physics problems involving forces, inclines, projectile motion, and other concepts. The problems involve calculating values like maximum/minimum distances, forces, velocities, angles, and heights given diagrams and specific conditions for blocks, crates, bodies, cars, balls, boats, and projectiles on inclines, in gaps, over fences, or traveling through the air. The diagrams provide visual representations of the physics scenarios, and the problems require determining unknown values using principles of mechanics, kinematics, and motion.

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    The document contains 12 physics problems involving forces, inclines, projectile motion, and other concepts. The problems involve calculating values like maximum/minimum distances, forces, velocities, angles, and heights given diagrams and specific conditions for blocks, crates, bodies, cars, balls, boats, and projectiles on inclines, in gaps, over fences, or traveling through the air. The diagrams provide visual representations of the physics scenarios, and the problems require determining unknown values using principles of mechanics, kinematics, and motion.

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    The document contains 12 physics problems involving forces, inclines, projectile motion, and other concepts. The problems involve calculating values like maximum/minimum distances, forces, velocities, angles, and heights given diagrams and specific conditions for blocks, crates, bodies, cars, balls, boats, and projectiles on inclines, in gaps, over fences, or traveling through the air. The diagrams provide visual representations of the physics scenarios, and the problems require determining unknown values using principles of mechanics, kinematics, and motion.

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    1077. The uniform block shown in Fig. P1077 1087. The uniform crate shown in Fig. P1087
    weighs 200lb. It is pulled up the incline by the weighs 200lb. It is pulled up the incline by a
    force P = 300lb. Determine the maximum and counterweight W of 400lb. Find the maximum
    minimum values of d so that the block does not and minimum values of d so that the crate does
    tip over as it slides up the incline not tip over as it slides up the incline.

    1078. The 240-lb body in Fig. P1078 is 1088. Determine the value of W in Prob. 1087 if
    supported by wheels at B which roll freely the 200-lb crate is on the verge of tipping
    without friction and by a skid at A under which forward as it slides up the incline.
    the coefficient of friction is 0.40. Compute the
    value of P to cause an acceleration of 1/3g.
    1107. The car shown in Fig. P-1107 is just to
    clear the water-filled gap. Find the take-off
    velocity vo

    1111. Refer to Fig, P-1111 and find to cause


    the projectile to hit point B in exactly 4 sec.
    What is the distance x?

    1108. A ball is thrown so that it just clears a 10-


    ft fence 60 ft away. If it left the hand 5 ft above
    the ground and at an angle of 60 to the
    horizontal, what was the initial velocity of the
    ball?

    1112. Boat A moves with a constant velocity of


    20 ft per sec, starting from the position shown in
    Fig. P-1112. Find in order for the projectile to
    hit the boat 5 sec after starting, under the
    conditions given. How high is the hill above the
    water?

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