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A 30-kilogram mass is resting on a rough, horizontal surface. A horizontal force of 100N is required just to start it moving. What is the approximate value for the coefficient of static friction?

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Answered by rp2000076
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Answer:

=μsN

where F_sFs =friction force

NN = normal force

\mu_sμs = coefficient of static friction

which can be written as;

\frac{F}{mg}=\mumgF=μ

where F= force

m= mass

g= gravity

\mu=μ= coefficient of friction

substituting the given values in the equation

\frac{100}{30\times10}=\frac{1}{3}30×10100=31

Coefficient of static friction = 1/3

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