normal force = m g cos 35 = 50 cos 35 = 41 Newtons
so max friction force up slope = 0.65 * 41 = 26.6 N
Force down slope =50 sin 35 = 28.7 N
oh my, get out of the way
A packing crate of weight 50N is placed on a plane inclined at 35°from the horizontal. If the coefficient of static friction between the crate and the plane is 0.65, will the crate slide down the plane?
5 answers
So max friction force up slope =0.65N
Force down slope=50Nsin35=28.7N
Force down slope=50Nsin35=28.7N
Yes, that's correct. The maximum friction force that can be exerted on the crate up the slope is 26.6 N, which is less than the force of gravity pulling it down the slope (28.7 N). Therefore, the crate will slide down the plane.
Normal force=mgcos35=50cos35=41N
So max friction force up slope =0.65N ×41 =26.6N
Force down slope=50Nsin35=28.7N
So max friction force up slope =0.65N ×41 =26.6N
Force down slope=50Nsin35=28.7N
Yes, that's correct. The maximum friction force that can be exerted on the crate up the slope is 26.6 N, which is less than the force of gravity pulling it down the slope (28.7 N). Therefore, the crate will slide down the plane.