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@kabouch3 жыл бұрын
As for the missing problem no 4 at 24:26, I would think that it takes no horizontal force to lift up an object vertically since the horizontal acceleration is zero; instead, the net vertical force= Fn+Fp-mg-Fk
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@senqui Жыл бұрын
It's been two years, but I think the question asked to stop the vertical acceleration, not the horizontal one. Edit : The Fy forces are going to be the weight force(mg) and the the static friction(Fs). The normal force is going to be perpendicular towards the wall, and finding the normal force is the same as finding the force required to stop it from falling. So, you use the formula us*Fn = Fs(the max value after which it starts sliding) and then you can rearrange to solve for Fn to get 98N. I think that's the answer, feel free to correct.
@adilgbadegesin10 ай бұрын
I got 100 You can imagine that you are solving a regular friction question(on a horizontal surface) but the catch is the g is unknown so thats what you have to find to. My answer states that if force horizontal on the book is 100N * by the coefficient of static friction 0.3 . 100 * 0.3 = 30 30 counters the 30 that acts down on the book in the first place as the downward force is 30 3 * 10 Keep in mind my gravitational acceleration is 10ms^-2 You'll have to tweak the 9.8 into the formula (Weight * gravitational acceleration) ÷ coefficient of static friction
@kefikhobragade81916 ай бұрын
@@senqui I have a doubt pls. 1) 21:17 : Why is sumFy =0 but not sumFx=0?
@ayekhaing58634 ай бұрын
@kefikhobragade8191 Because the object is not getting lifted but getting pulled
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@adilgbadegesin10 ай бұрын
I got 100 if g = 10ms But 98 if g = 9.8 You can imagine that you are solving a regular friction question(on a horizontal surface) but the catch is the g is unknown so thats what you have to find to. My answer states that if force horizontal on the book is 100N * by the coefficient of static friction 0.3 . 100 * 0.3 = 30 30 counters the 30 that acts down on the book in the first place as the downward force is 30 3 * 10 Keep in mind my gravitational acceleration is 10ms^-2 You'll have to tweak the 9.8 into the formula (Weight * gravitational acceleration) ÷ coefficient of static friction (3*9.8)/0.3 = 98
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What happens when we pull (to prevent the object from moving) an object which is at rest ? Should the static force be added to the applied force?
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3:05 where did you get 0.4 and 0.2
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@JonathanRothfusz Жыл бұрын
Tires are an exception to where kinetic friction is higher than static friction. They produce maximum grip at roughly 5% slip.
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So when an object is at rest its gravitational force is equal to its normal force ???
@saslasthope10352 жыл бұрын
Yes but it would be more appropriate to say normal is equal to mg