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Homework Statement
1.a block of mass 5kg moves on a rough horizontal plane with coefficient of friction (Dynamic) 0.2 under the action of a horizontal force of 30N. If the block starts from rest , find the distance it travels in the first 3 second.
2.a particle of mass 6kg,moving at 8m/s on a smooth horizontal surface, goes onto a rough horizontal surface with a coefficient of friction 0.25> Find the distance it moves across the rough surface before coming to rest.
3.This is my own question.Because I might get the concept of friction force wrongly
It's been in my mind for about 3 days thinking of it
A particle moving up a slope with a maintained speed of 1m/s
In another situation a same particle moving up the same slope with a maintained speed of 5m/s
Do the two particle use the same force?
As the Coefficient,mass,gravity,angle of slope are the same
Homework Equations
F/N =u(Mew)
F=ma
s=ut+1/2 at^2
Anyhow Regarding the equation,
Relating The Momentum and Force
F=ma
F=m x v/t
Ft=mv
So If The Force is 15N and the object moving at a constant velocity last for 3 seconds
Ft=mv
15(3) = MV
It will be 45 kg m/s ??
The Attempt at a Solution
1.
M=5kg
Force=30N
μDynamic = 0.2
μStatic = F/N (Force Used To Overcome the Static Friction)/(Normal Force)
= 30/(30x9.8)
= 0.1020
Initial Velocity=0
Final Velocity = 0
Time=3 seconds
Distance = Unknown
Untill This Step
What Should I Do With the two different coefficient of friction??
2.
Upon This Stage I Do Realize that I'm Getting Stupiddd