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Calculating the Mass of a Tractor Being Dragged by a Tow Truck on Wet Concrete
oo so thaz rite??- keyser.soze
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Calculating the Mass of a Tractor Being Dragged by a Tow Truck on Wet Concrete
Homework Statement The coefficient of limiting static friction of a rubber tire in wet concrete is 0.70. What mass of tractor, with its brakes locked, can be dragged by a tow truck that can exert a horizontal force of 1.0 * 10^4 N? Homework Equations Fnetx = ma Ff = us*Fn Fn = m*g...- keyser.soze
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How to Calculate Force of Friction and Acceleration for a Block on a Chalkboard?
aiit thanks for evrything:D:D- keyser.soze
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How to Calculate Force of Friction and Acceleration for a Block on a Chalkboard?
So is the acceleration 0.6??- keyser.soze
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How to Calculate Force of Friction and Acceleration for a Block on a Chalkboard?
add me on msn...lets tak on msn keerthish_007@hotmail.com it pushes on the block with a force of 2 N?- keyser.soze
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How to Calculate Force of Friction and Acceleration for a Block on a Chalkboard?
The board pushes backwords on us??- keyser.soze
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How to Calculate Force of Friction and Acceleration for a Block on a Chalkboard?
every action there is an equal and opposite reaction?- keyser.soze
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How to Calculate Force of Friction and Acceleration for a Block on a Chalkboard?
ok yeah i understand so it means we solve it in two componenets right?- keyser.soze
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How to Calculate Force of Friction and Acceleration for a Block on a Chalkboard?
isnt there an upward force of 6N though- keyser.soze
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How to Calculate Force of Friction and Acceleration for a Block on a Chalkboard?
so then we do not take the inward force into consideration??/ im confused- keyser.soze
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How to Calculate Force of Friction and Acceleration for a Block on a Chalkboard?
out of the board?- keyser.soze
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How to Calculate Force of Friction and Acceleration for a Block on a Chalkboard?
then the net force is 0 isn't it?- keyser.soze
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How to Calculate Force of Friction and Acceleration for a Block on a Chalkboard?
Sorry we took long to reply...we didnt no u posted it...but ne ways...ummmmmm...does the net force into the board equal the applied force?- keyser.soze
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How to Calculate Force of Friction and Acceleration for a Block on a Chalkboard?
From the question...do u assume that it does??....i am guessing it dosent...only upwards. Thanks for replying- keyser.soze
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How to Calculate Force of Friction and Acceleration for a Block on a Chalkboard?
Isnt force normal same as the weight \thankyou- keyser.soze
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