Asked by eric
I need to find the coefficient of the kinetic friction of the following:
"a block weighing 300 newtons is moved at a constant speed over a horizontal surface be a force of 50 newtons applied parallel to the surface"
would I do the following?
k = coefficient of kinetic friction
since k = f/n
k = 50/300 = .166667?
it just seems too simple? am I doing something wrong?
"a block weighing 300 newtons is moved at a constant speed over a horizontal surface be a force of 50 newtons applied parallel to the surface"
would I do the following?
k = coefficient of kinetic friction
since k = f/n
k = 50/300 = .166667?
it just seems too simple? am I doing something wrong?
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No. You are correct! :)
Just because something seems too simple, doesn't mean you did something wrong. Be more confident in yourself!
Just because something seems too simple, doesn't mean you did something wrong. Be more confident in yourself!
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