Question #145847
Calculate the magnitude of the force required to just move a 140g object along a horizontal surface if the coefficient of friction is 1.9
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Expert's answer
2020-11-23T10:26:27-0500

Applying the Newton’s Second Law of Motion, we get (at the moment when the object begins to move the acceleration is zero):


Fx=max=0,\sum F_x=ma_x=0,FreqFfr=0,F_{req}-F_{fr}=0,Freq=Ffr=μN=μmg,F_{req}=F_{fr}=\mu N = \mu mg,Freq=μmg=1.90.14 kg9.8 ms2=2.61 N.F_{req}= \mu mg=1.9\cdot 0.14\ kg\cdot 9.8\ \dfrac{m}{s^2}=2.61\ N.

Answer:

Freq=2.61 N.F_{req}=2.61\ N.


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