Problem 1: Consider a small block weighing 200 grams that is placed 10 cm from the center of turntable. The turntable slowly begins to spin. If the static friction coefficient is μg = 0.4, at what angular velocity will the block begin sliding off the turntable?

Problem 1: Consider a small block weighing 200 grams that is placed 10 cm from the center of turntable. The turntable slowly begins to spin. If the static friction coefficient is μg = 0.4, at what angular velocity will the block begin sliding off the turntable?

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Consider a small block weighing 200 grams that is placed 10 cm from the center of turntable. The
turntable slowly begins to spin. If the static friction coefficient is g = 0.4, at what angular velocity
will the block begin sliding off the turntable?

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