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Friction — the ladder

One essay so far against this idea. A ladder is the distinct arguments that stand against one idea, and this one has room to grow.
  1. 15°reaction, leaning 15.0° from the normalthe cone: half-angle arctan μ = 19.3°W = 100demand 25.9 against a capacity of 33.8 — F/μN = 0.77the weight appears nowhere in the cone — only the direction of the reaction is asked about

    The force that is whatever it needs to be

    Every other force in statics has a value the equations produce. Friction has an inequality instead, so it takes whatever value equilibrium demands and the bound only ever says no — which means a problem with friction in it has a range of answers rather than one.

    rung 1 · equilibrium

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