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The coefficient of Friction changing under air resistance
After reading your comment and re-reading the question, I see where I went wrong. In the previous bit of the question you have to work out the coefficient from acceleration and the force acting down the slope using F=ma Force down slope-Friction=mass x acceleration But if you have air...- thomaspreece
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The coefficient of Friction changing under air resistance
Homework Statement The question asks me to work out the coefficient of friction for a block accelerating down a rough slope assuming their is no air resistance, which I could do easily. In the next part it then asks how the coefficient would change if their was air resistance Homework...- thomaspreece
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