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gcharles_42
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Homework Statement
So say there was some object on a Horizontal surface. id there was some force on (not constant, but a hit or something) this object and there was a sliding friction between the surface and the object. How would that factor into the F=ma formula? and what if you are given a mass, and a distance that the object moved (not acceleration), and sliding friction coefficient of course - how would you find the force?
Homework Equations
F=ma
Nuk (N)= Force of Friction
The Attempt at a Solution
Would it be F - F(of friction) = m (a)?
converting that accel to a distance is what is bothering me a lot :/