Physics, asked by mahreenfatimah266, 7 months ago

A 6Kg block by a distance of s=12m along a horizontal surface at a constant speed. If the coefficient of kinetic friction is mu=0.2 and the cord pulling the block is at an angle of 45 degree with the horizontal, then calculate the work done by the person. (take g=10m/s2)


Answers

Answered by pv8427422525
1

Answer:

Given mass(m)= 5 kg; displacement (s)=20 m;μ

k

=0.20; θ=45

Normal force (vertical component)=F sin45

0

Applied Force =F cos45

0

Net forceF

net

=mgFsin45

o

C

Frictional force f=μ(mgFsin45)

o

C

Fcos45

0

=μ(mgFsin45

0

)

Fcos45

0

+μFsin45

0

=μmg

Fcos45

0

=

1+μtan45

0

μmg

.................(1)

Also we know work done =Force× displacement

=(

1+μ

μmg

)×s

=(

1.2

0.2×5×9.81

)×20

=163.5J

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