Physics, 12.02.2021 14:00, alex8366

A ladder of length L is shown below leaning against a smooth wall. Suppose that the ladder is uniform and has a weight of 300 N. How large a friction force must exist between the ladder and the ground to keep the ladder
stationary? What is the minimum coefficient of friction required?

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