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Finding Force by using the coefficient of friction and mass
Thank you all for trying but I ended up going to the teacher to ask how to do the problem and I understand how to do the question. What I did wrong was that when I was trying to find the force, I used COH instead of TOA. Sorry for the inconvenience.- Alejandro Nava
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Finding Force by using the coefficient of friction and mass
Homework Statement A man pushes a 50 kg box up a 20-degree ramp at constant velocity. If the pushing force is parallel to the ramp, and the coefficient of friction is 0.4, how much force is he pushing with? Homework Equations u=Fs, max/Fn Not sure if this equation is needed. The Attempt at a...- Alejandro Nava
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