Explanation:
formula for force is:
force=mass × acceleration
but in case of friction
force =coefficient of friction × Normal Reaction
F. = u × R
U = F/R
but when placed horizontally
R= M×G
M=mass=60kg
G=Gravity(10m/s or 9.8m/s)
F=140N
U=140/60×10
U=140/600
U=0.2333333333
approximately to 3 significant figures
U=0.233
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Answer:
Explanation:
Area A of the coil = .1 x .1 = .01 m²
no of turns n = 5
magnetic field B = .5 t²
Flux Φ perpendicular to plane passing through it.= nBA sin30
rate of change of flux
dΦ/dt = nAdBsin30 / dt
= nA d/dt (.5t²x .5 )
= nA x 2 x .25 x t
At t = 4s
dΦ/dt = nA x 2
= 5x .01 x 2
= .1
current = induced emf / resistance
= .1 / 4
= .025 A
= 25 mA.
The magnitude of that other charge will be 9×10⁻⁵ C. The force on the charge is inverse of the distance.
<h3>What is Columb's law?</h3>
The force of attraction between two charges, according to Coulomb's law, is directly proportional to the product of the charges and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them.
The magnitude of that other charge is found as;

Hence, the magnitude of that other charge will be 9×10⁻⁵ C.
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To solve the problem it is necessary to take into account the concepts related to beat frequency, i.e., The number of those wobbles per second.
The equation that describes the beat frequency is

For our given case we have that the frequency of the instrument is 440Hz and the Beat frequency is 5Hz therefore,
A) The frequency of the violin would be given by




B) <em>The violinist must loosen the string.</em> As the tightening increases the frequency, thereby increasing the number of beats from 5 to 6, i. e, on thightening the string, the frequency further increases as high frequency will be produced by short trings.
You will have to "put force against the object to slow it down." Momentum is the force that is keeping a object moving in a certain direction so if you would want to slow down the object you will have to put another force against the object to slow it down or stop it. For example: a person kicks a ball, the ball moving is the momentum. So, if you would want to stop the ball you would have t put something in its path to slow it down which is the decreasing of it's momentum. Therefore you would put a bump in the wall and when the ball hits the bump it slows down.
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