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I had wod? (o aniver b) Applying Newton's 2nd Law in both directions, determine the value of the static friction coefficient us in terms of 0c (it's a surprisingly simple equation!)

I had wod? (o aniver b) Applying Newton's 2nd Law in both directions, determine the value of the static friction coefficient us in terms of 0c (it's a surprisingly simple equation!)

Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics
Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics
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Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett
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Chapter6: Circular Motion And Other Applications Of Newton's Laws
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The picture is the context for parts A and B that I need help with: A.) Draw a free body diagram for the coin. B.) for this part , it’s demonstrated in the second image because it shows mathematical symbols I can’t display
a diw boll letgoshod Jetoosivod JOST b) Applying Newton's 2nd Law in both directions, determine the value of the static friction coefficient us in terms of 0c (it's a surprisingly simple equation!)
Transcribed Image Text:a diw boll letgoshod Jetoosivod JOST b) Applying Newton's 2nd Law in both directions, determine the value of the static friction coefficient us in terms of 0c (it's a surprisingly simple equation!)
2. Here is one simple way to measure the coefficient of static friction (to be applied in Lab 4). A coin is placed on top of a book, which is then lifted at an angle relative to the horizontal surface it rests on. When that angle is increased to a certain critical value 0c, the coin will start to slide down the book.
Transcribed Image Text:2. Here is one simple way to measure the coefficient of static friction (to be applied in Lab 4). A coin is placed on top of a book, which is then lifted at an angle relative to the horizontal surface it rests on. When that angle is increased to a certain critical value 0c, the coin will start to slide down the book.
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