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A body of mass 5 kg is placed on a rough horizontal surface. If coefficients of static and kinetic friction are 0.5 and 0.4 respectively, then find value of force of friction when external applied horizontal force is (i) 15 N (ii) 25 N and (iii) 35 N. ​

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Answered by anaghapv2007
1

Answer:

Here , maximum value of static friction that can act on the body = μ

s

mg

= 25 N

(i) Since the applied force is less than the maximum possible value of static friction

therefore , the force of friction will be just enough to stop the motion of the body.

Here , friction force = 15 N

(ii) Here, applied force = maximum possible value of static friction.

Friction force = 25 N

(iii) Here , applied force > maximum value of static friction.

Therefore , the body moves and kinetic friction acts on the body.

Friction force = μ

k

mg = 20 N.

Answered by sagayaimmanuel001
1

Answer:

ii) 25N

Step-by-step explanation:

Here , maximum value of static friction that can act on the body = μmg = 25 N

(i) Since the applied force is less than the maximum possible value of static friction

therefore , the force of friction will be just enough to stop the motion of the body.

Here , friction force = 15 N

(ii) Here, applied force = maximum possible value of static friction.

Friction force = 25 N

(iii) Here , applied force > maximum value of static friction.

Therefore , the body moves and kinetic friction acts on the body.

Friction force = μmg = 20 N.

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