Fk=F
Fk=200N
Fk=µk*mg*Cos(theta)
200N=µk*(150kg)*(9.8m/s^2)*Cos(35)
200N=µk*1470N*0.819
200N=µk*1204N
200N/1204N=µk
µk=0.166
A block is sitting on a rough ramp. It is found that a force of F = 200.0 N (directed up the ramp) is required to keep the box from sliding back down the ramp. The angle 𝜃 is 35.0o and the mass of the box is 150.0 kg. What is the coefficient of static friction between the box and the ramp?
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µk=coefficient of static friction
Ignore my initial post, I forgot to include one of the components for the frictional force.
Fk=F
Fk=200N
Fk=µk*mg*Cos(theta)+ µk*mg*Cos(theta)
200N=µk*(150kg)*(9.8m/s^2)*[Cos(35)+ Sin(35)]
200N=µk*159.8N*[0.819 + 0.574]
200N=µk*159.8N*[1.393]
200N=µk*222
µk=0.898
200N/1204N=µk
µk=0.166
Physics-additional detail - Devron, Tuesday, May 13, 2014 at 4:12pm
µk=coefficient of static friction
Fk=F
Fk=200N
Fk=µk*mg*Cos(theta)+ µk*mg*Cos(theta)
200N=µk*(150kg)*(9.8m/s^2)*[Cos(35)+ Sin(35)]
200N=µk*159.8N*[0.819 + 0.574]
200N=µk*159.8N*[1.393]
200N=µk*222
µk=0.898
200N/1204N=µk
µk=0.166
Physics-additional detail - Devron, Tuesday, May 13, 2014 at 4:12pm
µk=coefficient of static friction
�k=coefficient of static friction