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A box of cheerios and a box of wheaties are accelerated by a horizontal force F applied to the cheerios box. The magnitude of the frictional force on the cheerios box is 2N, and the magnitude of the frictional force on the wheaties box is 4N. If the Magnitude of F is 12N, what is the magnitude of the force on the wheaties box from the cheerios box
Im not sure if this is right or if this even has anything to do with the problem:
fk(cheerios) = Mu(k)N
2N = Mu(k)[9.8 x 1]
Mu(k)[cheerios] = 0.204N
...
Mu(k)[wheaties] = 0.136N
What do i do to find the answer?
Im not sure if this is right or if this even has anything to do with the problem:
fk(cheerios) = Mu(k)N
2N = Mu(k)[9.8 x 1]
Mu(k)[cheerios] = 0.204N
...
Mu(k)[wheaties] = 0.136N
What do i do to find the answer?