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A 0.500 kg block is being slid, vertically up the chalkboard with an applied force of 6.00 N [upwards] and 2.00 N [inwards] (into the boards). If the coefficient of sliding friction is 0.400, calculate the accel of the block.
12 years ago

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bobpursley
net force=ma
6-mg-2*.4=ma

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12 years ago
teed
can i get a better explanation since im having a hard time getting the concept. thanks =)
12 years ago

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