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With two hands you hold a cone motionless upside doen , as shown in figure The mass of the cone is `(m = 1 kg)` and the coefficient of static friction between you fingers and the cone is `(mu = 0.5)` what is the minimum normal force you must applywith each hand in order to hold up the cone? Consider only translational equilibruim

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