1) What force is necessary to drag a 20N box up a 45 degrees incline plane if the coefficient of friction is .47?
I think I understand some of this. Ff= Coefficient of Friction x Fn.
Coefficient of Friction: .47
W: 20N
Fn=W times Cos)Theta.
Fn=20N times Cos)45= 14N
Ff= Coefficient of Friction x Fn
Ff= .46 x 14N= 6.6N
This is where I got lost. Any help please?
2) The coeffient of a Sliding friction between a crate and a horizontal floor is .27. If the crate has a mass of 250kg, what force is needed to slide it across the floor at constant velocity?
I think I got this one.
Coefficient of Friction= .27
M: 250kg
W: 250kg x Gravity(9.81)= 2453N
Ff= Coefficient of Friction x W
Ff=2453N x .27= 662N
Thanks alot for those who helps.
2007-11-12
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