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astraxan [27]3 years ago

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Answer: 12.6 newtons

Explanation:

Take the equation, static force equals static friction times normal force. ( F = μn )

Divide both sides by static friction so normal force is the answer.

( F / μ = n )

Insert your numbers (4.11 F and 0.325 μ) into the equation to get your answer.

( 4.11 / 0.325 = n )

n = 12.6

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