A force of F=10kg wt is exerted horizontally against a 60kg block which in turn pushes a 40kb block.if the blocks are on a friction less surface,what force does one block exert on the second g=10m/s
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Net Force = Applied Force - Frictional ForceNet Force = Applied Force - Frictional Force
⟹Fnet=100−f⟹Fnet=100−f
Where,Where,
f = Frictional Forcef = Frictional Force
a = Acceleration = Force/Mass a = Acceleration = Force/Mass
Applied Force = 100 NApplied Force = 100 N
⟹a=2−f/50⟹a=2−f/50
Since velocity is constant that means the acceleration of the body is 0.
⟹0=2−f/50⟹0=2−f/50
⟹f=100N
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