Math, asked by lovedose27, 3 months ago

A 20 kg metal block is placed on a horizontal

surface. The block just begins to slide when

horizontal force of 100 N is applied to it. Calculate

the coefficient of static friction. If coefficient of

kinetic friction is 0.4 then find minimum force to

maintain its uniform motion.​

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Answered by ravindrabansod26
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ravindrabansod26: Answer:-
As we know than
According to Newton's second low of motion:-
Given:-
m = 20 kg
ravindrabansod26: Solution:-
As ⇒ F =  μs * mg
    ⇒ 10 =  μs * 20 * 9.8
    ⇒  μs = 10 / 20*9.8 
    ⇒  μs = 0.51
The coefficient of status friction is  μs = 0.51
ravindrabansod26: According to Newton's second low of motion:-
F = ma
As it is given that acceleration = 0
So,
 ⇒  F - kinetic energy = m * a
 ⇒  F - Kinetic energy = 0
 ⇒  F -   μk * mg = 0
 ⇒  F  - 0.4 * 20 * 9.8 = 0
 ⇒   F - 78.4 = 0
 ⇒  F = 78.4 N.
ravindrabansod26: So, The coefficient of static friction  if  coefficient of K.F is 0.4 is 78.4 N
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