Friction - minimum value of force for movement

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Homework Statement



Determine the minimum value of the force F for which the systems start moving. Assume M1 = 1kg, M2 = 2kg, Us = 0.3.
Solution: F = 9; F = 6N

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My problem is that i don't know the forces acting on wheel.

Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution


M1 :
F - T = 0
M1g - N = 0
M2:
Fr - T = 0
M1g+M2g - N(from mass 1 and mass 2) = 0
 
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voliseq said:

Homework Statement



Determine the minimum value of the force F for which the systems start moving. Assume M1 = 1kg, M2 = 2kg, Us = 0.3.
Solution: F = 9; F = 6N

4dzes.jpg

My problem is that i don't know the forces acting on wheel.

Homework Equations



The Attempt at a Solution


M1 :
F - T = 0
M1g - N = 0
M2:
Fr - T = 0
M1g+M2g - N(from mass 1 and mass 2) = 0
Hello voliseq. Welcome to PF !

Which wheel (or wheels) ?
 
Hi Sammy, i mean those wheels attached to M1 (on first picture) and M2(on second picture).
 
Another problem

Thanks Chest it works, now i have got another problem to solve,
1. Here is the problem

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2. And here is my attempt at solution

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I think something is wrong here as i can't get correct result
 
Chestermiller said:
The members AB and BC need to be in equilibrium. In terms of P, what is the normal force exerted by the cylinder on AB? What is the normal force exerted by AB on the cylinder?

Chet

N = Pcos30 ?