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F = ma

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Explanation:

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                 FF1 = O.5 X 9.81 X mass of body

                         = 4.905 x mass of body

                  FF2 = 0.810 X 9.81 X mass of body

                          = 7.9461 x mass of body

The body started from rest there by making the initial velocity zero ( u = 0)

From d= ut + 1/2 a x t^{2}

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            where d= distance and it is given as 3.25m

  •          F =ma  ...................................ii

making acceleration subject of the formula from equation ii

  •              a =\frac{F}{m}

         Making t subject of formula from equation (i)

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    where

  • \frac{FF1}{Mass of body} = 4.905
  • \frac{FF2}{Mass of body} =7.9461

  Let

  •            t1 = minimum time taken for frictional force for employee foot wear
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