A rigid rectangular frame is pushed along the ground to the right and stops because it hits a bump of height h3 = 0.1 m. A horizontal force P is applied at the height h2 = 0.25 m as shown. The frame is of a uniform material with a total mass m = 50 kg, height hị = 2.0 m, overall width r = 0.75 m, and uniform thickness d = 0.1 m. 1. Write the equations of motion for the system. 2 What is the smallest value of the force P for which the frame starts to tin

A rigid rectangular frame is pushed along the ground to the right and stops because it hits a bump of height h3 = 0.1 m. A horizontal force P is applied at the height h2 = 0.25 m as shown. The frame is of a uniform material with a total mass m = 50 kg, height hị = 2.0 m, overall width r = 0.75 m, and uniform thickness d = 0.1 m. 1. Write the equations of motion for the system. 2 What is the smallest value of the force P for which the frame starts to tin

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