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It's one of the possible answers but the other answers are complicated and include M. it's logical that my answer is correct since it's a short quiz, not a long examNathanael said:Looks right to me, is your answer supposed to be wrong?
This refers to a scenario where an object with mass is placed on a smooth surface that is accelerating, but the object does not move or slide along the surface.
This phenomenon occurs when there is enough friction between the object and the smooth surface to counteract the force of acceleration.
The amount of friction between the object and the surface, as well as the magnitude of the acceleration, will determine whether the object slides or not. Additionally, the mass and shape of the object can also play a role.
Yes, if the force of acceleration is greater than the force of friction, the object will slide along the surface.
The angle of the base can affect the amount of friction acting on the object. If the base is angled downwards, the force of gravity may increase the amount of friction and prevent the object from sliding. However, if the base is angled upwards, the force of gravity may decrease the amount of friction and allow the object to slide.