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A force of 24 N acting on a body of mass 6kg​

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Answered by thirumal31
0

Answer:

Given,

m=6 kg

μ

s

= 0.2

F= 12 N

Maximum static frictional force acting on the body =μ

s

mg=0.2(6)(10)=12N.

Since the applied force (10N) is less than the maximum static frictional force, the body won't move (zero acceleration) and the static frictional force adjusts to 10 N.

Answered by simantasahu
0

Explanation:

According to the given question,

m=mass=6 kg

a=acceleration=4 m/s^2

F=force=?

We know from Newton's second law,

.F=4×6

.F=24 N.

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