Physics, asked by marmar26, 1 month ago

How much Force is needed to let a 50kg block moving at a level ground? Use coefficient of friction as 0.30.

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Answered by sanyamrewar

Answer:

Simple question just Multiply Normal reaction by ground by friction coefficient and calculate maximum frictional force. The same amount of force will be required to just move the block. Let me do it for you

Explanation:

Normal reaction = 500N

maximum frictional force = 500× 0.3 = 150N

Minimum force required to move block is 150 N

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How much Force is needed to let a 50kg block moving at a level ground? Use coefficient of friction as 0.30.​

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How much Force is needed to let a 50kg block moving at a level ground? Use coefficient of friction as 0.30.