A body of mass m rests on a horizontal floor with wch it has coefficient of static friction n. It is desired to make the body move by applying the minimum possible force F. Find the magnitude of F and the direction in wch it has to be applied.
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Force which needs the object to move must be greater than the product of the coefficient of max static friction and the normal reaction force(N = m*g).
The force must in Perpendicular direction to the normal reaction force(ie. parallel to the surface in which the object is placed)
The force must in Perpendicular direction to the normal reaction force(ie. parallel to the surface in which the object is placed)
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ans will be.. μmg/(1+μ^2)^1/2
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