thanks so much warren! your reply increased my understanding of friction. thanks!
would the acceleration of the bracket refer to the pully part? and would it have a kinetic friction instead of static friction?
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consider a bead of mass m that is free to move on a thin, circular wire of radius r. the bead is given an initial speed vo, and there is a coefficient of kinetic friction uk. the experiment is perfomred in a spaceraft drifting in...
hey guys! I've been stuck on the question for 2 days now, and it's really frustrating! I'm really hoping that someone can help me out! =] thanks in advance!
a 10kg block rests on a 5kg bracket (img below). the 5kg bracket sits on a frictionless surface. The coefficents of friction between...