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How Much Force Is Exerted on the Floor When Pushing a Box?
what do you mean?- jamesblim168
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Much Force Is Exerted on the Floor When Pushing a Box?
Homework Statement you push a 25 kg box across a wooden floor at constant speed. how much force do you exert on the floor? (mu(k) = 0.20Homework Equations Ff=<uFn The Attempt at a Solution this is wat i get so far mass = 25kg uk= .20 .20<.20x25 .20<5 is this correct? I am confuse coz...- jamesblim168
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How to calcoulate force applied?
Homework Statement if the coefficient of friction between a 30 kg metal block and the floor is 0.16, what force is required to roll this block across the floor at a uniform speed? how much work is done? find : weight of force, normal force, force applied and fricitional forceHomework Equations...- jamesblim168
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to get initial and final velocity? thanks
can anyone give me the formula's to use?- jamesblim168
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How to get initial and final velocity? thanks
voko thank you... but i really don't understand hehehe sorry guys...- jamesblim168
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How to get initial and final velocity? thanks
why are we talking abouit energy now? I am getting more confuse... oh my god... help!- jamesblim168
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How to get initial and final velocity? thanks
now its just got more complicated... hehehe can you just solve it then explain it to me why? really appreciate it voko... thanks- jamesblim168
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to get initial and final velocity? thanks
is there an equation involve here?- jamesblim168
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How to get initial and final velocity? thanks
can anyone solve this?- jamesblim168
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How to get initial and final velocity? thanks
so your saying il make assumptions so there's no wrong answer here? outcome will depend on my assumptions?- jamesblim168
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How to get initial and final velocity? thanks
where are you masters?- jamesblim168
- Post #33
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How to get initial and final velocity? thanks
is this the right formula for getting the initial velocity? Vo = V - at Vo - initial velocity V - Velocity a - acceleration t - time- jamesblim168
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How to get initial and final velocity? thanks
but i still have to get the time for me to calculate initial velocity right? then how can i get the time? why is this sooo confusing... sorry guys...- jamesblim168
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How to get initial and final velocity? thanks
what is the equation? what formula are you using to get the initial velocity?- jamesblim168
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How to get initial and final velocity? thanks
so what is my initial veloctiy if my angle is 45 degress?- jamesblim168
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