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find frictional force acting on the block ?​

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Answered by deependra1806hu
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Answer:

6N is the maximum friction it can apply, however, there is no force in the horizontal direction so the frictional force should be zero.

Explanation:

Normal force=Exerted force+mg

=10+50=60N

Frictional force=

(constant of static friction×N)=(0.1×60)

=6N

Answered by Anonymous
0

Answer:

6N is the maximum friction it can apply, however, there is no force in the horizontal direction so the frictional force should be zero.

Explanation:

Normal force=Exerted force+mg

=10+50=60N

Frictional force=

(constant of static friction×N)=(0.1×60)

=6N

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