Asked by joe
A 1.7 kg block is moved at constant speed over a surface for which the coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.27. The displacement is 2 m. It is pushed by a force directed at 25 degrees below the horizontal.
Find the work done on the block by: the force. How do you find the force?
Find the work done on the block by: the force. How do you find the force?
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Answered by
drwls
Because the block moves at costant speed, the friction force F satisfies the equation
F cos25 = 0.27 M*g = 4.50 N
Solve that for F and multiply the result by 2 m for the work done, in Joules.
F cos25 = 0.27 M*g = 4.50 N
Solve that for F and multiply the result by 2 m for the work done, in Joules.
Answered by
joe
ive been trying that but it doesnt work. for the force i get 4.96 and i find the work with that and its always wrong.
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