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Movement between two blocks
Ok, so my Ff that I got is the minimum force required to move the blocks at all? But then I don't understand how I'm supposed to solve for anything else if I'm not given any other values?- CassLovesKinematics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Movement between two blocks
Ok so first I drew the blocks on top of each other and found both normal forces. The normal force acting on block A (Na) is 34.335 N, and the normal force acting on block B (Nb) is 73.575 N. Because P is acting on A, you can find the friction force by multiplying the friction coefficient (0.4)...- CassLovesKinematics
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Finding net force from position vector
Gah me and my study buddy were so stumpe Holy formatting, you are a physicsforums.com GOAT- CassLovesKinematics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding net force from position vector
wow this was so helpful. It makes so much sense now.- CassLovesKinematics
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Finding net force from position vector
I understand that you have to take second derivative of r to find a Doing it in dr^2/dt^2 = 6(0.042 m/s^3) t*i - 0.196 m/s^2 k, and then multiply (2.48*10^5) to 6(0.042*9.5) and to -0.196 However, my homework platform is NOT accepting 593712 N (or any rounding of it)for i vector and -48608 (or...- CassLovesKinematics
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