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a 33 kg lawnmower is pulled by a 100N force on flat ground. The handle makes a 10 degree angle with the ground. The coefficient...Asked by Anonymous
a 33 kg lawnmower is pulled by a 100N force on flat ground. The handle makes a 10 degree angle with the ground. The coefficient of friction between grass and lawnmower wheels is 0.10.
Calculate normal force, force of friction and acceleration
Calculate normal force, force of friction and acceleration
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Anonymous
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Answered by
bobpursley
notice there is a slight upward force on the lawnmower, this reduces weight and friction.
upwoard force= 100*sin10
friction= (33*g-100sin10)*mu
Net horizontal force=100cos10-frictonabove
acceleration=nethorizontalforce/mass
upwoard force= 100*sin10
friction= (33*g-100sin10)*mu
Net horizontal force=100cos10-frictonabove
acceleration=nethorizontalforce/mass
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daniel
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