Posted by Sarah on Monday, June 15, 2009 at 12:31pm.
There is only one mass, M, and it equals the weight divided by g, which is 48.6 kg.
The equation you wrote is the correct one after motion starts.
The force needed to start it moving is
Mg *(mu,stat) = 292.7 N, After it starts moving, the friction force becomes
Mg*(mu,kin) = 199.9 N
The net accelerating force is then
292.7 - 199.9 = 92.8 N. Divide that by M = 48.6 kg for the acceleration.
so i got 1.91 is the right?
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