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What is the Acceleration with a Coefficient of Kinetic Friction of 0.2?
1. Suppose a hanging 1.0kg lab mass is attached to a 4.0kg block on the table a. If the coefficient of kinetic friction, \muk is .2, what is the acceleration?- jtwitty
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What is the Acceleration with a Coefficient of Kinetic Friction of 0.2?
\muk i don't know what it means??- jtwitty
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Finding the mininum value of the coffecitent of friction
i meant a = \Sigmaf / m thats a real equation- jtwitty
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Finding the mininum value of the coffecitent of friction
Homework Statement 1. Suppose a hanging 1.0kg lab mass is attached to a 4.0kg block on the table (The picture) a. If the coefficient of kinetic friction, \muk is .2, what is the acceleration? b. What would the mininum value of the coefficient of static friction, \mus, in order for the...- jtwitty
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Elevator problem; but i don't have the mass
yay! thanks for your help :P- jtwitty
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Elevator problem; but i don't have the mass
THE ELEVATOR MASS IS 4,900kg BECAUSE the weight is 49,000 so 49000 / 10 (gravity) = kg i love figuring myself outnahhahahhahahahha thanks for letting me put the problem out there edit: is that right? :/- jtwitty
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Newtons 2nd Law & Kinetics pt. 2
ty man ty :)- jtwitty
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Elevator problem; but i don't have the mass
Homework Statement An elevator is lifted by a capble with a tension fo 50,000N. The weight of the elevator is 49,000N. How fast will the elevator be moving after 5 seconds if it starts from rest. Homework Equations IDK! The Attempt at a Solution I found the net force to be 1000N...- jtwitty
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Car with mass of 1500kg and thrust of 4000N
haha :))) thanks so much man :)- jtwitty
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Newtons 2nd Law & Kinetics pt. 2
a = .2m/s d = 1/2 (.2) (100) d = 10 a = vf /t .2 = vf /10 2 = vf done? :) how'd i do- jtwitty
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Newtons 2nd Law & Kinetics pt. 2
i didn't know if i was right or not :( was i??- jtwitty
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Car with mass of 1500kg and thrust of 4000N
heres what i just came up with netforce = 4000 - 500 = 3500 a = 3500/1500 a = 2.4 d= 1/2a(100) d=120m a = vf /t vf = 24 ??- jtwitty
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Car with mass of 1500kg and thrust of 4000N
Sorry; this is like soooooooo hard Homework Statement A car with a mass of 1500 kg has en engine which can produce 4000N of thrust. Assume that the air resistance on the car is a constant 500N. If the car starts from rest, how fast will it be moving after 10 seconds. Homework Equations...- jtwitty
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- Car Mass Thrust
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