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Uniform Circular Motion for particle of mass
Thanks for the comments! I will try again ^.^- White_Light
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Uniform Circular Motion for particle of mass
Homework Statement A particle of mass m=1kg moves counterclockwise in a horizontal circle of radius r=1m with uniform speed of 1 m/s. Determine the velocity, acceleration, total force and the component of the the total force on the particle in direction of its velocity as a function of the...- White_Light
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- Circular Circular motion Mass Motion Particle Uniform Uniform circular motion
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Static Friction when pushing a crate on the floor
Thank you so much! ^.^- White_Light
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Static Friction when pushing a crate on the floor
To get the F value, sub n= F cos θ / μ into x equation. Is this the solution?- White_Light
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Static Friction when pushing a crate on the floor
Are you referring to the a in the net horizontal force has to be 0 always in static case? Or both for vertical as well? Horizontal: F cos θ - μn = 0 Vertical : -mg + F sin θ + n = 0 Solving the y equation gives n= F cos θ / μ- White_Light
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Static Friction when pushing a crate on the floor
Horizontal: F cos θ - fs = ma Vertical : -mg + F sin θ + n = 0 Am i right?- White_Light
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Static Friction when pushing a crate on the floor
Yes, i did. Just can't figure out the value F as there is no known data given.- White_Light
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Static Friction when pushing a crate on the floor
Homework Statement You try to push a crate of weight M with a force F on a horizontal floor. The coefficient of static friction is μ and you exert the force F under an angle θ below the horizontal. a) Determine the minimum value of F that will move the crate b) Assume you have not...- White_Light
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- Friction Static Static friction
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