Determine the smallest angle theta required for the man

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The man shown is supporting a load of timber boards over his head and shoulders. The boards have a weight of 40 lb, centered G. Determine the smallest angle Theta required for the man to support these boards, neglecting the man's weight and the friction between his shoes and the floor.

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