Posted by Elaine Jetton on Sunday, September 18, 2011 at 9:01pm.
For (a), the kinetic friction coefficient Uk, you need to divide the motion-producing force component by the total force normal to the plane
Uk = 260cos20/(1200 + 260 sin20)
= 0.1896
whats the equation I should use for (b) because I'm getting the wrong answer.
(b) The motion-producing force component remains 260cos20, but the normal component applied to the floor becomes 1200 -260sin20.
Then compute the net force along the direction of motion:
260cos20 - 0.1896*(1200 -260sin20)
Divide that by the mass (1200/g)to get the accleration.
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