Recent content by unknownfrost

ok I'm with you on the 3500 part, but where did you get the 2500 from? I understand now how to plug it in. i just don't know how you got it! I could just take the awnser but I am totally lost on the awnser! Physics is tough man!

Well... I know that f = (mk)(n) Would I use the 3500 from earlier and take mk = f/n to get the coeff. of kinetic?

Ok here is my situation. There is a problem that states: Find the friction force if the acceleration of a 500 kg car being towed on a flat surface is 5 m/s2 and a tow truck is pulling with a force of 3550 N. I do not where to go from here. Furthermore, the next question asks...