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Solving for Air Resistance: Free Fall Homework Help
Fg (Force of Gravity) - Ff (Force of Friction) = Fr (Resultant Force)- Nerdy3.141592
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to Calculate the Coefficient of Friction on a 20 Degree Incline?
Since you have the amount of force on the plane, you can take that and set it equal to the force of friction. 646.49 = m* g * Cf (Coefficient of Friction, since keyboards don't have mew), divide the mass and g off and you have the coefficient of friction- Nerdy3.141592
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Centripetal acceleration and coefficient of static friction
From v^2/r: V = velocity = m/s we can get meters from the equation for circumference 2*pi*r so v = 2*pi*r/s, once you convert the rpm to rps you multiply the velocity by that, so you should have V= 1.11*pi*r/s Go back to the equation plugging in our velocity you get...- Nerdy3.141592
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help