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a lift is moving down with an acceleration equal to the acceleration due to gravity .a body of mass M kept on the floor of the lift is pulled horizontally. if the coefficient of friction is mu ,then frictional resistance offered by the body is

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Answered by lidaralbany
76

Answer: The frictional resistance offered by the body is zero.

Explanation:

Given that,

Acceleration of lift = acceleration due to gravity

Mass of the body = M

Coefficient of friction = \mu

Let us consider the mass of the lift is m.

Then,

The normal force is

Mg-N = ma

N = Mg-ma

We know that,

a = g

Therefor, the normal force is

N = mg-mg

N = 0

Now, the frictional force is

F_{\mu} =\mu N

Put the value of N

F_{\mu} = 0

Hence, the frictional resistance offered by the body is zero.

Answered by mindfulmaisel
33

According to the given data, Newton’s law of motion will be applied and we get the equation for the motion as

mg - N = ma

\Rightarrow N = m a - mg

\Rightarrow N = m ( a - g)

but as given that a = g thereby

N = m ( g -g)

\Rightarrow N = 0

Therefore,

F _{friction} = \mu N

\Rightarrow F _{friction} = \mu \times 0

\Rightarrow F _{friction} = 0

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