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    Forces, Friction and James Bond

    So the force of the bullet is only applied for 1 mili second, afterwhich friction is the only force opposing the recoil motion. Solving with your advice: uk = 6.37 x 10^-5 Seems almost immeasurable. Thank you for helping. I did not think to separate the problem into multiple steps. One...
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    Forces, Friction and James Bond

    Hmmm, in my free body diagram, I assumed, the bullet was moving to the right (while looking down at the piece of paper). Therefore force on bond would be opposite, and to the left. I had setup my coordinate system so x was positive to the right, and y positive upward. Why are the directions...
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    Forces, Friction and James Bond

    Chestermiller: not quite. My class is focusing on kinematics and how forces cause acceleration, currently.Work is a later chapter. Haruspex: From Newtons third law, I know that the force the bullet generates on bond is equal and opposite the force the bond applies to the bullet. From...
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    Forces, Friction and James Bond

    Homework Statement James bond is standing on a large frozen lake and fires his handgun horizontally. This exerts 1400N of force on the bullet over a distance of 10cm before leaving the barrel at 200m/s. What is the coefficient of kinetic friction between bond and the ice if he slid for 24.2 s...
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    Need Help with Complex Physics Concepts and Calculations? Join Our Community!

    Hi, I am a new physics student. This semester and throughout the subsequent year I am enrolled and scheduled to enroll in multiple courses for under grad credit. So far, I have enjoyed the concepts and calculations, but my course work is becoming more complex. I thought this community might...
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