Question
Josh pulls a sled with a force of 100-N at an angle 30° above horizontal axis. The total mass of the sled and Josh’s sister is 60.0-kg. The friction coefficient between the surface and the sled:static= 0.160; kinetic= 0.100
a) Determine if Josh can move the sled.
b) If the sled can be moved, determine the acceleration of the sled.
a) Determine if Josh can move the sled.
b) If the sled can be moved, determine the acceleration of the sled.
Answers
static Horizontal pull force
= 100 cos 30 = 86.6 N
normal force = 60*9.81 - 100 sin 30
= 539 N
static friction force = .16*539 = 86.2 N
so it does start moving
kinetic friction force = .1*539 = 53.9 N
so net force = 86.6-53.9 = 32.7 N
a = F/m = 32.7/60 = 0.545 m/s^2
= 100 cos 30 = 86.6 N
normal force = 60*9.81 - 100 sin 30
= 539 N
static friction force = .16*539 = 86.2 N
so it does start moving
kinetic friction force = .1*539 = 53.9 N
so net force = 86.6-53.9 = 32.7 N
a = F/m = 32.7/60 = 0.545 m/s^2
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