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3 years ago

A 140 N block rests on a table. The suspended mass has a weight of 77 N.

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2 answers:

finlep [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

a) Force required to keep both the masses in rest will be - 77 N

b) The coefficient of friction will be 0.55

Explanation:

a) As the weight of 77 N is suspended vertically so, there must act 77 N force on the 140 N weight to keep both masses in rest. Hence, the answer is -77 N.

b) We know that:

140µ = 77

µ = 77/140

µ = 0.55

Hence, the minimum co-efficient of friction required to keep both bodies in rest will be 0.55.

Basile [38]3 years ago

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I'm assuming that this is what your diagram looks like because these types of problems always look like this (lol).

Comment if you need clarification!

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