FORCES applications of Newtons law

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The discussion revolves around a physics problem involving forces and Newton's laws, specifically focusing on a scenario where a truck is braking while carrying a concrete cube. The original poster seeks clarification on static friction and the conditions under which the cube does not slide on the truck.

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  • Exploratory, Conceptual clarification, Problem interpretation

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  • Participants discuss the need for relevant equations and attempts at solutions to facilitate responses. There is a suggestion to analyze the problem using free body diagrams and to apply Newton's laws to understand the forces involved.

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The discussion is ongoing, with participants encouraging the original poster to clarify the problem and provide more information. Some guidance has been offered regarding the approach to take, but there is no explicit consensus or resolution yet.

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There are indications of missing data, which may affect the ability to fully address the problem. The original poster expresses a desire for a conceptual understanding rather than a complete solution.

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can someone please help to reason out this. because i am confused...is the question about static friction..please help


On a truck which is moving straightforward on an horizontal road there is a big cube of concrete of mass m. The mass of the truck is M. The truck brakes suddenly with an acceleration of modulus a. Find: a) the maximum allowed acceleration amax in order that the concrete doesn’t slide on the truck;
b) the dynamical friction force acting on the truck if a =2 amax .
Data: m = 500 [kg;] M = 10000 [kg]
 
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whats wrong with my question nobody is responding
 
Aside from the fact that there appears to be missing data, you must show your relevant equations and an attempt at a solution before anyone can respond.
 
PhanthomJay said:
Aside from the fact that there appears to be missing data, you must show your relevant equations and an attempt at a solution before anyone can respond.

thanks u know i have never done it before so if get like just an idea not even the answer..just how to approach it. that's enough for me. u can use another similar question or somthn just to make understand what's happening
 
You might want to start by stating the problem as written, listing all the given data, examining forces acting on the objects using free body diagrams, and then see how Newton's laws comes into play.
 
PhanthomJay said:
You might want to start by stating the problem as written, listing all the given data, examining forces acting on the objects using free body diagrams, and then see how Newton's laws comes into play.
ah ok let me give it a try! thanks a lot..
 

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