Asked by elizabeth
how do you find the acceleration for kinetic friction?
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
it totally depends on the problem.
Answered by
elizabeth
A 25kg object is located on a table near the surfuce of the earth. The coefficient of the kinetic friction between the surfuces is 0.30 and the horizontal force applied is 300n. Can you answer this?
Answered by
bobpursley
Netforce=mass*acceleration
300N-friction= mass*acceleration
300N-.3*mass*g= mass*acceleration
solve for accleration, you know mass, and g.
300N-friction= mass*acceleration
300N-.3*mass*g= mass*acceleration
solve for accleration, you know mass, and g.
Answered by
elizabeth
thank you so much that was helpful =)