Engineering, 22.01.2020 05:31, choiboiqg8443

What value of the force p will cause the cabinet to begin to slide?
(include units with answer)

what is the friction force when the cabinet is sliding?
(include units with answer)

what is the maximum height, h, that the force p from part a could be applied and the cabinent would still not tip?
(include units with answer)

point g represents the center of mass of the cabinet.
assume that g is in the center of the cabinet (left to right)
the static coefficient of friction between the cabinet and the floor is 0.40.
the kinetic coefficient of friction between the cabinet and the floor is 0.32.
the cabinet weighs 300 lb.
assume that the cabinet slides before it tips.

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