Question #98153
A mass is on a level plane it has a weight of 20N. A horizontal force of 7.3N causes the mass to begin slipping. Calculate the coefficient of static friction between the two surfaces
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2019-11-08T07:04:52-0500

Horizontal force is proportional to vertical force,


FH=μFV⇒μ=FHFV=0.365F_{H} = \mu F_{V} \Rightarrow \mu = \frac{F_H}{F_V} = 0.365


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