Describe the difference between coefficients of static and kinetic friction. Which one is greater? Provide equations and examples

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Q: Give 5 situations that show static friction and another 5 for kinetic fiction. Just plug in the…

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Q: Describe a procedure you could use to determine the coefficient of friction between two objects.

A: f=μNWhere f=frictional resistance forceN= Normal forceμ=Coefficient of friction

Q: Calculate the horizontal  component of the force.

A: Given: Force, F=186N Inclined of an angle, θ=1.00101 radians=0.00101×180π=57.3536=57.4∘

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Q: 4. Illustrate a free-body diagram depicting both the direction of motion and friction.

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Q: How do I calculate the static and kinetic friction for each a surface

A: Introduction: The friction on the object is defined as the resistive force on the object in the…

Q: how can the coefficient of friction be helpful in real life situation

A: Friction helps us in many ways. Few of them are as following:1) Without friction we will not be able…

Q: Explain Four types of friction?

A: The force which opposing the motion of an object is called frictional force. There are four kinds of…

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A: Given in question: Angle at which coin begins to slide(θ) = 33°

Q: Prediction: Which coefficient of friction, ie. static or kinetic should be bigger? Why?

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Q: Before 1960, people believed that the maximum attainable coefficient of static friction for an…

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Q: Block is supported by two cables as shown in the schematic. Tension in the cable CB is 50 N. a) Draw…

A: since object is in equilibrium we can apply lamis theorem FCBsin90+42=FACsin180-23=mgsin48+23 Fcb=50

Q: A hockey puck on a frozen pond with an initial speed of 21.3 m/s stops after sliding a distance of…

A: The net force acting on the hockey puck is, F+f=0ma+(μkmg)=0-a=μkgμk=-ag   the acceleration is,…

Q: Question 1 The force of friction always acts in the opposite direction of motion of the object it is…

A: Friction is defined as an opposition to the motion of the object.   NOTE- As per our guidelines we…

Q: A different coin is placed on a different book while it is flat (level with the ground). It is…

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Q: Explain static friction

A: The force of friction that occurs even before the motion takes place is called static friction . And…

Q: rove that the solution for the static friction coefficient μ=tan(φ) is exactly the same even when…

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Q: Problem 5: A contestant in a winter sporting event pushes a 46 kg block of ice in the positive…

A: The free-body diagram of the given problem is:

Q: Explain the laws of kinetic friction.

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A: a. the free body diagram of the stone is shown below. Apply newton’s second law in the x direction.

Q: A diagram represents a cart moving on a ramp. Assuming a frictional force of 12.2N. what is the…

A: Given data The angle of inclination is given as θ=50°. The gravitational force is given as Fg = 40…

Q: Using examples, explain how friction (static or kinetic) can be useful. (I.e., When do we use…

A: Static Friction The frictional force between two bodies in contact with each other that does not…

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Q: Suppose there is a box of books with a mass of 10 kg resting on a flat horizontal table, and that…

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Q: An object is being pulled by the forces shown on a surface with coefficient of kinetic friction…

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Q: ** 12. A girl pushes horizontally cient of kinetic friction between the crate and the floor is 0.2;…

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Q: how do we find kinetic friction coefficient in this question？

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Q: Question 4 Which of the following best describes the directions of friction and normal force? Your…

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Q: Can I please see an example of how this equation is used to find the coefficient of kinetic friction

A: given formula : fk = μk n where fk is the kinetic friction μk is the coefficient of kinetic friction…

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Q: Describe the factors that cause static friction between two surfaces to increase.

A: Considering the object on a horizontal surface the expression for frictional force will be,

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Newton's Second Law

Newton’s laws of motion describe the relationship between the motion of an object and forces acting on it. Newton’s law of motion has two types as follows: