Math, asked by sasikalaarun200332, 2 months ago

if a force of 50 N is required to move a mass 40kg on a flat surface,horizontal at constant of friction?

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Answered by shivanshshrivastava7

Step-by-step explanation:

Since it is a constant velocity, there is no acceleration. Since there is no acceleration, a = 0. net force = 60 x 0 = 0. ... Therefore, the force of friction must be 50N in the other direction to achieve a net force of 0!

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if a force of 50 N is required to move a mass 40kg on a flat surface,horizontal at constant of friction?​

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if a force of 50 N is required to move a mass 40kg on a flat surface,horizontal at constant of friction?