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Hello!
I have just started physics here in Norway, and we have a home assignement due to friday. I sat all yesterday trying to figuer out what friction coefficient to use in my assignment. Here is the assignment:
Two objects are lying on an horizontal table, tied together with a very light rope, object 1 has the mass of 2Kg and object 2 has the mass of 4Kg.
Object one has friction coefficient = 0.1
Object two har friction coefficient = 0,15
The Force applied on the rope tied to object 2 has a force of 60N...
Object 1----------object 2----------------> F=6N
Do i calculate with 0.25 as a friction coef.? or both individually intergrated into F-(Mju*g+(m1+m2)/(m1+m2) . To find the acceleration
Please give me some hints.
Hopefully you understand my english :)
thanks
Cns/Oslo
I have just started physics here in Norway, and we have a home assignement due to friday. I sat all yesterday trying to figuer out what friction coefficient to use in my assignment. Here is the assignment:
Two objects are lying on an horizontal table, tied together with a very light rope, object 1 has the mass of 2Kg and object 2 has the mass of 4Kg.
Object one has friction coefficient = 0.1
Object two har friction coefficient = 0,15
The Force applied on the rope tied to object 2 has a force of 60N...
Object 1----------object 2----------------> F=6N
Do i calculate with 0.25 as a friction coef.? or both individually intergrated into F-(Mju*g+(m1+m2)/(m1+m2) . To find the acceleration
Please give me some hints.
Hopefully you understand my english :)
thanks
Cns/Oslo
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