Hi, I really with my homework

In summary, the conversation is about a homework assignment involving a data table with information on initial and final positions, velocities, and angle. The question asks for the coefficient of friction to be found using a formula related to potential energy. The person is feeling confused and asks for help.
  • #1
hanagasumi
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Hi, I really need help with my homework!

I had a home work, it is like:
I have a data table, that has

Initial Position: 1.652m from the sensor
Final Position: 0.977m from the sensor

Initial Velocity: 0.003m/s
Final Position: 1.366m/s

Angle: 27 degrees
g = -9.8m/s^2

U represent the variable for coefficient of friction

The question asks me to find the coefficient of friction, by using the formula according to the potential energy, it's like

gh= v^2+ UcosAngle*d*g

I'm so confused! Please help me@!
Thank you in advance!
 
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  • #2


Just use

[tex]\frac{1}{2}mv^2 + F_R d = mgh[/tex]


and find the frictional force FR and then see how FR relates to the coefficient of friction.
 
  • #3


thank you !
 

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