Question #100852
An object slides on the flat ground. It comes to a stop under the influence of friction with a constant acceleration magnitude of 2.45 m/s2. What is the coefficient of kinetic friction between the object and the ground?
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Expert's answer
2020-01-02T11:12:00-0500





From the equation F=ma(1)F=ma\to(1) ,

where F is the accelerating force and m is the mass of the object

F=m2.45NF=m*2.45 N

Also considering the frictional force,

F=μRF=μmg(2)F'=\mu R\newline F'=\mu*mg\to(2)


From the balance of forces F'=F applied on the object

\because F=F'

2.45m=μm9.81μ=0.2492.45m=\mu*m*9.81 \newline \mu=0.249


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