Posted by engmath on Monday, February 22, 2010 at 9:52pm.
Why would you think the answer is .5446? I will be happy to critique your work
you need to round off to three sig digits
α=a/r
the time it takes to travel π/2 radians is
related by
π/2=.5*a*t^2/r
solve for t
t=sqrt(π*r/a)
ω=α*t
Plug in t and a/r
ω=sqrt(a*π/r)
The force is m*ω^2*r
F=m*a*π
friction is
m*g*µs
then
m*g*µs=m*a*π
so basically....
µs=a*π/g
=1.70pi/9.8= 0.54497 ====> sig figs 0.545
and that answer comes up as incorrect...
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