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Answer
: Ronald Yusri Batahong
:
Lecturer
Class
1.
Fx max 6.0 kg 2.0 m s 2 12 N
(a)
ax
Fx
12 N
3.0 m s 2
m
4.0 kg
(b)
2.
From
v v0 at
aav
v v0 10 m s 0
50 m s2
t
0.20 s
2nd
law, we find
3.
4.448 N
2
1.7 10 N
1 lb
w 38 lbs
4.
4.448 N
22.2 N
1 lb
wE mg E 5.00 lbs
g
w
mg
g
object on the Moon to its weight when on Earth is
, so
1
w M 22.2 N 3.71 N
6
wE 5.00 lb 4.448 N lb
2.27 kg
gE
9.80 m s 2
5.
v 2 v02 320 m s 0
a
2 x
2 0.82 m
2
F ma 5.0 10
Then,
6.
320 m s 2
3.1 10 2 N
kg
2 0.82 m
. On
Fy 0
, giving
or
Also,
Fx 0
which yields
T2 cos 37.0 T1 0
or
7.
or
T1 T2
Fy 0
Then,
gives
T1 T2 77.8 N
yielding
8.
Thus
Fx 0
becomes
(1)
Fy 0
From
, we find
(2)
tan 1
w2 1.7 10 2 N
Then, from either Equation (1) or (2),
9.
When the block is on the verge of moving, the static friction force has a magnitude
ffs s max s n
.
Fx 75 N f s 0
or
s max
75 N
n mg
In this case, the normal force is just the weight of the crate, or
coefficient of static friction is
ff
s max
s max
mg
. Thus, the
75 N
0.38
20 kg 9.80 m s2
f k k n
Since the crate moves with constant velocity when the applied force is 60 N, we find that
Fx 60 N f k 0
f k 60 N
or
. Therefore, the coefficient of kinetic friction is
k
10.
ffk
60 N
k
0.31
n mg 20 kg 9.80 m s 2
ax a y 0
(a) Since the crate has constant velocity,
, or
Fy n F sin 20.0 w 0
and
, or
fk
282 N
0.256
n 1.10 10 3 N
w
Fx F cos 20.0 f k max ax
g
Therefore,
a
1000 N
0.509 m s 2