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Topic : Friction
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here's your answer...
f=uk×N
=1/2√3×mg
=1/2√3×√3×10
=10/2
=5N
so the max. friction that can act on the block is 5N ....,if you want to keep the block stationary then the force must be equal to friction
f=F cos theta (component of force in horizontal direction)
f=F cos 60°
5=F×1/2
thus,F=5×2=10N
(note:-f= friction,F=applied force)
f=uk×N
=1/2√3×mg
=1/2√3×√3×10
=10/2
=5N
so the max. friction that can act on the block is 5N ....,if you want to keep the block stationary then the force must be equal to friction
f=F cos theta (component of force in horizontal direction)
f=F cos 60°
5=F×1/2
thus,F=5×2=10N
(note:-f= friction,F=applied force)
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Hello brother your answer is given in the attachment
[ Note : F cos60° - fr = 0 ]
And Fr = umg - F sin60°
This equation will be used here
If any problem tell me
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@DrSM
Jai bajarang bali
Hello brother your answer is given in the attachment
[ Note : F cos60° - fr = 0 ]
And Fr = umg - F sin60°
This equation will be used here
If any problem tell me
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
@DrSM
Jai bajarang bali
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