Asked by joe
The coefficient of static friction can be determined using the following procedure. A block is held against a vertical wall by compressing a spring attached to the block.
If the spring has a spring constant = 531 N/m and requires a compression of 3.7 cm to just keep the block from slipping, what is the static friction coefficient between the wall and the 4.5 kg block?
If the spring has a spring constant = 531 N/m and requires a compression of 3.7 cm to just keep the block from slipping, what is the static friction coefficient between the wall and the 4.5 kg block?
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Answered by
R_scott
at the slip point , friction force = gravitational force
let μ = static friction coefficient
531 N/m * .037 m = 4.5 kg * g * μ
let μ = static friction coefficient
531 N/m * .037 m = 4.5 kg * g * μ
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