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kristy_vincen
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The question is BASICALLY: A ball is rolling on a cement floor (accelerating). Determine the friction force required to stop the ball.
Of course it gives you the weight and speed of the ball, and I believe i know the answer. I just want to check it.
If I figure out the magnitude of of kinetic force, would it not take the same amount of friction force to stop the ball? So the kinetic force = friction force?
Thank you
Of course it gives you the weight and speed of the ball, and I believe i know the answer. I just want to check it.
If I figure out the magnitude of of kinetic force, would it not take the same amount of friction force to stop the ball? So the kinetic force = friction force?
Thank you