A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the...

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A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the right. The box does not move. Draw a complete free body diagram of the box and label all forces.

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Page 1: A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the right. The box does not move. Draw a complete free body.

A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor You push the box with a force of 100N to the right The box does not move Draw a complete free body diagram of the box and label all forces

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=100N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=100NFfr=100N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=200N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=200NFfr=200N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=300N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=300NFfr=300N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr=

Static Friction ƒs

bull Static friction acts to keep the object from moving

bull If F increases so does ƒs

bull If F decreases so does ƒs

bull Static friction has a maximum ƒs micros FN

microshellipcoefficient of static friction

More About Friction

bull Friction is proportional to the normal forcebull The coefficient of friction (micro) depends on the

surfaces in contactbull The direction of the frictional force is opposite the

direction of the applied forcebull The coefficients of friction are nearly independent of

the area of contact

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000NMaximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate ndash Any force that is larger than 420N

Maximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=500NMaximum Ffr= 420N Fnet= 80N

a=08ms2

1 When a 12-newton horizontal force is applied to a box on a horizontal tabletop the box remains at rest What is the force of static friction acting on the box

2 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 N steel block on a steel table in motion

3 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 kilogram steel block on a steel table in motion

4 Jim wishes to push a 100 N wood crate across a wood floor According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force that would be required to start the crate moving

5 According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction which road surface would offer the greatest traction for the rubber tires of a 1000kg car Which force would be required to make the car accelerate on each surface

a dry concreteb wet concretec dry asphaltd wet asphalt

6 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

7 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is pressing the box straight downwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

8 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is lifting the box straight upwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

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Page 2: A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the right. The box does not move. Draw a complete free body.

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=100N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=100NFfr=100N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=200N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=200NFfr=200N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=300N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=300NFfr=300N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr=

Static Friction ƒs

bull Static friction acts to keep the object from moving

bull If F increases so does ƒs

bull If F decreases so does ƒs

bull Static friction has a maximum ƒs micros FN

microshellipcoefficient of static friction

More About Friction

bull Friction is proportional to the normal forcebull The coefficient of friction (micro) depends on the

surfaces in contactbull The direction of the frictional force is opposite the

direction of the applied forcebull The coefficients of friction are nearly independent of

the area of contact

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000NMaximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate ndash Any force that is larger than 420N

Maximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=500NMaximum Ffr= 420N Fnet= 80N

a=08ms2

1 When a 12-newton horizontal force is applied to a box on a horizontal tabletop the box remains at rest What is the force of static friction acting on the box

2 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 N steel block on a steel table in motion

3 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 kilogram steel block on a steel table in motion

4 Jim wishes to push a 100 N wood crate across a wood floor According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force that would be required to start the crate moving

5 According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction which road surface would offer the greatest traction for the rubber tires of a 1000kg car Which force would be required to make the car accelerate on each surface

a dry concreteb wet concretec dry asphaltd wet asphalt

6 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

7 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is pressing the box straight downwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

8 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is lifting the box straight upwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

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Page 3: A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the right. The box does not move. Draw a complete free body.

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=100NFfr=100N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=200N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=200NFfr=200N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=300N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=300NFfr=300N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr=

Static Friction ƒs

bull Static friction acts to keep the object from moving

bull If F increases so does ƒs

bull If F decreases so does ƒs

bull Static friction has a maximum ƒs micros FN

microshellipcoefficient of static friction

More About Friction

bull Friction is proportional to the normal forcebull The coefficient of friction (micro) depends on the

surfaces in contactbull The direction of the frictional force is opposite the

direction of the applied forcebull The coefficients of friction are nearly independent of

the area of contact

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000NMaximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate ndash Any force that is larger than 420N

Maximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=500NMaximum Ffr= 420N Fnet= 80N

a=08ms2

1 When a 12-newton horizontal force is applied to a box on a horizontal tabletop the box remains at rest What is the force of static friction acting on the box

2 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 N steel block on a steel table in motion

3 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 kilogram steel block on a steel table in motion

4 Jim wishes to push a 100 N wood crate across a wood floor According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force that would be required to start the crate moving

5 According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction which road surface would offer the greatest traction for the rubber tires of a 1000kg car Which force would be required to make the car accelerate on each surface

a dry concreteb wet concretec dry asphaltd wet asphalt

6 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

7 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is pressing the box straight downwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

8 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is lifting the box straight upwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

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Page 4: A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the right. The box does not move. Draw a complete free body.

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=200N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=200NFfr=200N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=300N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=300NFfr=300N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr=

Static Friction ƒs

bull Static friction acts to keep the object from moving

bull If F increases so does ƒs

bull If F decreases so does ƒs

bull Static friction has a maximum ƒs micros FN

microshellipcoefficient of static friction

More About Friction

bull Friction is proportional to the normal forcebull The coefficient of friction (micro) depends on the

surfaces in contactbull The direction of the frictional force is opposite the

direction of the applied forcebull The coefficients of friction are nearly independent of

the area of contact

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000NMaximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate ndash Any force that is larger than 420N

Maximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=500NMaximum Ffr= 420N Fnet= 80N

a=08ms2

1 When a 12-newton horizontal force is applied to a box on a horizontal tabletop the box remains at rest What is the force of static friction acting on the box

2 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 N steel block on a steel table in motion

3 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 kilogram steel block on a steel table in motion

4 Jim wishes to push a 100 N wood crate across a wood floor According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force that would be required to start the crate moving

5 According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction which road surface would offer the greatest traction for the rubber tires of a 1000kg car Which force would be required to make the car accelerate on each surface

a dry concreteb wet concretec dry asphaltd wet asphalt

6 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

7 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is pressing the box straight downwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

8 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is lifting the box straight upwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

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Page 5: A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the right. The box does not move. Draw a complete free body.

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=200NFfr=200N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=300N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=300NFfr=300N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr=

Static Friction ƒs

bull Static friction acts to keep the object from moving

bull If F increases so does ƒs

bull If F decreases so does ƒs

bull Static friction has a maximum ƒs micros FN

microshellipcoefficient of static friction

More About Friction

bull Friction is proportional to the normal forcebull The coefficient of friction (micro) depends on the

surfaces in contactbull The direction of the frictional force is opposite the

direction of the applied forcebull The coefficients of friction are nearly independent of

the area of contact

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000NMaximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate ndash Any force that is larger than 420N

Maximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=500NMaximum Ffr= 420N Fnet= 80N

a=08ms2

1 When a 12-newton horizontal force is applied to a box on a horizontal tabletop the box remains at rest What is the force of static friction acting on the box

2 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 N steel block on a steel table in motion

3 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 kilogram steel block on a steel table in motion

4 Jim wishes to push a 100 N wood crate across a wood floor According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force that would be required to start the crate moving

5 According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction which road surface would offer the greatest traction for the rubber tires of a 1000kg car Which force would be required to make the car accelerate on each surface

a dry concreteb wet concretec dry asphaltd wet asphalt

6 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

7 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is pressing the box straight downwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

8 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is lifting the box straight upwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

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Page 6: A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the right. The box does not move. Draw a complete free body.

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=300N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=300NFfr=300N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr=

Static Friction ƒs

bull Static friction acts to keep the object from moving

bull If F increases so does ƒs

bull If F decreases so does ƒs

bull Static friction has a maximum ƒs micros FN

microshellipcoefficient of static friction

More About Friction

bull Friction is proportional to the normal forcebull The coefficient of friction (micro) depends on the

surfaces in contactbull The direction of the frictional force is opposite the

direction of the applied forcebull The coefficients of friction are nearly independent of

the area of contact

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000NMaximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate ndash Any force that is larger than 420N

Maximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=500NMaximum Ffr= 420N Fnet= 80N

a=08ms2

1 When a 12-newton horizontal force is applied to a box on a horizontal tabletop the box remains at rest What is the force of static friction acting on the box

2 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 N steel block on a steel table in motion

3 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 kilogram steel block on a steel table in motion

4 Jim wishes to push a 100 N wood crate across a wood floor According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force that would be required to start the crate moving

5 According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction which road surface would offer the greatest traction for the rubber tires of a 1000kg car Which force would be required to make the car accelerate on each surface

a dry concreteb wet concretec dry asphaltd wet asphalt

6 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

7 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is pressing the box straight downwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

8 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is lifting the box straight upwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

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Page 7: A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the right. The box does not move. Draw a complete free body.

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=300NFfr=300N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr=

Static Friction ƒs

bull Static friction acts to keep the object from moving

bull If F increases so does ƒs

bull If F decreases so does ƒs

bull Static friction has a maximum ƒs micros FN

microshellipcoefficient of static friction

More About Friction

bull Friction is proportional to the normal forcebull The coefficient of friction (micro) depends on the

surfaces in contactbull The direction of the frictional force is opposite the

direction of the applied forcebull The coefficients of friction are nearly independent of

the area of contact

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000NMaximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate ndash Any force that is larger than 420N

Maximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=500NMaximum Ffr= 420N Fnet= 80N

a=08ms2

1 When a 12-newton horizontal force is applied to a box on a horizontal tabletop the box remains at rest What is the force of static friction acting on the box

2 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 N steel block on a steel table in motion

3 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 kilogram steel block on a steel table in motion

4 Jim wishes to push a 100 N wood crate across a wood floor According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force that would be required to start the crate moving

5 According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction which road surface would offer the greatest traction for the rubber tires of a 1000kg car Which force would be required to make the car accelerate on each surface

a dry concreteb wet concretec dry asphaltd wet asphalt

6 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

7 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is pressing the box straight downwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

8 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is lifting the box straight upwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

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Page 8: A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the right. The box does not move. Draw a complete free body.

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr=

Static Friction ƒs

bull Static friction acts to keep the object from moving

bull If F increases so does ƒs

bull If F decreases so does ƒs

bull Static friction has a maximum ƒs micros FN

microshellipcoefficient of static friction

More About Friction

bull Friction is proportional to the normal forcebull The coefficient of friction (micro) depends on the

surfaces in contactbull The direction of the frictional force is opposite the

direction of the applied forcebull The coefficients of friction are nearly independent of

the area of contact

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000NMaximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate ndash Any force that is larger than 420N

Maximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=500NMaximum Ffr= 420N Fnet= 80N

a=08ms2

1 When a 12-newton horizontal force is applied to a box on a horizontal tabletop the box remains at rest What is the force of static friction acting on the box

2 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 N steel block on a steel table in motion

3 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 kilogram steel block on a steel table in motion

4 Jim wishes to push a 100 N wood crate across a wood floor According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force that would be required to start the crate moving

5 According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction which road surface would offer the greatest traction for the rubber tires of a 1000kg car Which force would be required to make the car accelerate on each surface

a dry concreteb wet concretec dry asphaltd wet asphalt

6 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

7 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is pressing the box straight downwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

8 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is lifting the box straight upwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

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Page 9: A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the right. The box does not move. Draw a complete free body.

Static Friction ƒs

bull Static friction acts to keep the object from moving

bull If F increases so does ƒs

bull If F decreases so does ƒs

bull Static friction has a maximum ƒs micros FN

microshellipcoefficient of static friction

More About Friction

bull Friction is proportional to the normal forcebull The coefficient of friction (micro) depends on the

surfaces in contactbull The direction of the frictional force is opposite the

direction of the applied forcebull The coefficients of friction are nearly independent of

the area of contact

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000NMaximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate ndash Any force that is larger than 420N

Maximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=500NMaximum Ffr= 420N Fnet= 80N

a=08ms2

1 When a 12-newton horizontal force is applied to a box on a horizontal tabletop the box remains at rest What is the force of static friction acting on the box

2 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 N steel block on a steel table in motion

3 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 kilogram steel block on a steel table in motion

4 Jim wishes to push a 100 N wood crate across a wood floor According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force that would be required to start the crate moving

5 According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction which road surface would offer the greatest traction for the rubber tires of a 1000kg car Which force would be required to make the car accelerate on each surface

a dry concreteb wet concretec dry asphaltd wet asphalt

6 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

7 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is pressing the box straight downwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

8 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is lifting the box straight upwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

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bull Friction is proportional to the normal forcebull The coefficient of friction (micro) depends on the

surfaces in contactbull The direction of the frictional force is opposite the

direction of the applied forcebull The coefficients of friction are nearly independent of

the area of contact

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000NMaximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate ndash Any force that is larger than 420N

Maximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=500NMaximum Ffr= 420N Fnet= 80N

a=08ms2

1 When a 12-newton horizontal force is applied to a box on a horizontal tabletop the box remains at rest What is the force of static friction acting on the box

2 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 N steel block on a steel table in motion

3 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 kilogram steel block on a steel table in motion

4 Jim wishes to push a 100 N wood crate across a wood floor According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force that would be required to start the crate moving

5 According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction which road surface would offer the greatest traction for the rubber tires of a 1000kg car Which force would be required to make the car accelerate on each surface

a dry concreteb wet concretec dry asphaltd wet asphalt

6 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

7 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is pressing the box straight downwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

8 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is lifting the box straight upwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

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Page 11: A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the right. The box does not move. Draw a complete free body.

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000NMaximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate ndash Any force that is larger than 420N

Maximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=500NMaximum Ffr= 420N Fnet= 80N

a=08ms2

1 When a 12-newton horizontal force is applied to a box on a horizontal tabletop the box remains at rest What is the force of static friction acting on the box

2 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 N steel block on a steel table in motion

3 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 kilogram steel block on a steel table in motion

4 Jim wishes to push a 100 N wood crate across a wood floor According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force that would be required to start the crate moving

5 According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction which road surface would offer the greatest traction for the rubber tires of a 1000kg car Which force would be required to make the car accelerate on each surface

a dry concreteb wet concretec dry asphaltd wet asphalt

6 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

7 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is pressing the box straight downwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

8 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is lifting the box straight upwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

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Page 12: A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the right. The box does not move. Draw a complete free body.

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000NMaximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate ndash Any force that is larger than 420N

Maximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=500NMaximum Ffr= 420N Fnet= 80N

a=08ms2

1 When a 12-newton horizontal force is applied to a box on a horizontal tabletop the box remains at rest What is the force of static friction acting on the box

2 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 N steel block on a steel table in motion

3 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 kilogram steel block on a steel table in motion

4 Jim wishes to push a 100 N wood crate across a wood floor According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force that would be required to start the crate moving

5 According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction which road surface would offer the greatest traction for the rubber tires of a 1000kg car Which force would be required to make the car accelerate on each surface

a dry concreteb wet concretec dry asphaltd wet asphalt

6 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

7 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is pressing the box straight downwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

8 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is lifting the box straight upwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

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Page 13: A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the right. The box does not move. Draw a complete free body.

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate

Maximum Ffr= μFN

Maximum Ffr= 0421000NMaximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate ndash Any force that is larger than 420N

Maximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=500NMaximum Ffr= 420N Fnet= 80N

a=08ms2

1 When a 12-newton horizontal force is applied to a box on a horizontal tabletop the box remains at rest What is the force of static friction acting on the box

2 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 N steel block on a steel table in motion

3 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 kilogram steel block on a steel table in motion

4 Jim wishes to push a 100 N wood crate across a wood floor According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force that would be required to start the crate moving

5 According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction which road surface would offer the greatest traction for the rubber tires of a 1000kg car Which force would be required to make the car accelerate on each surface

a dry concreteb wet concretec dry asphaltd wet asphalt

6 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

7 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is pressing the box straight downwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

8 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is lifting the box straight upwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

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Page 14: A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the right. The box does not move. Draw a complete free body.

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

Which force will make the box accelerate ndash Any force that is larger than 420N

Maximum Ffr= 420N

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=500NMaximum Ffr= 420N Fnet= 80N

a=08ms2

1 When a 12-newton horizontal force is applied to a box on a horizontal tabletop the box remains at rest What is the force of static friction acting on the box

2 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 N steel block on a steel table in motion

3 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 kilogram steel block on a steel table in motion

4 Jim wishes to push a 100 N wood crate across a wood floor According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force that would be required to start the crate moving

5 According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction which road surface would offer the greatest traction for the rubber tires of a 1000kg car Which force would be required to make the car accelerate on each surface

a dry concreteb wet concretec dry asphaltd wet asphalt

6 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

7 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is pressing the box straight downwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

8 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is lifting the box straight upwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

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Page 15: A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the right. The box does not move. Draw a complete free body.

FW=1000N

FN=1000N

F=500NMaximum Ffr= 420N Fnet= 80N

a=08ms2

1 When a 12-newton horizontal force is applied to a box on a horizontal tabletop the box remains at rest What is the force of static friction acting on the box

2 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 N steel block on a steel table in motion

3 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 kilogram steel block on a steel table in motion

4 Jim wishes to push a 100 N wood crate across a wood floor According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force that would be required to start the crate moving

5 According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction which road surface would offer the greatest traction for the rubber tires of a 1000kg car Which force would be required to make the car accelerate on each surface

a dry concreteb wet concretec dry asphaltd wet asphalt

6 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

7 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is pressing the box straight downwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

8 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is lifting the box straight upwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

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Page 16: A 100kg wooden box is standing on a wooden floor. You push the box with a force of 100N to the right. The box does not move. Draw a complete free body.

1 When a 12-newton horizontal force is applied to a box on a horizontal tabletop the box remains at rest What is the force of static friction acting on the box

2 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 N steel block on a steel table in motion

3 According to your reference table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force needed to start a 300 kilogram steel block on a steel table in motion

4 Jim wishes to push a 100 N wood crate across a wood floor According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction what is the minimum horizontal force that would be required to start the crate moving

5 According to your table Approximate Coefficents of Friction which road surface would offer the greatest traction for the rubber tires of a 1000kg car Which force would be required to make the car accelerate on each surface

a dry concreteb wet concretec dry asphaltd wet asphalt

6 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

7 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is pressing the box straight downwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

8 A 100kg wooden box is at rest on a wooden floor Your friend is lifting the box straight upwards with a force of 500N How much force is necessary to make the box accelerate

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