Friction Newton’s 2nd Law with Friction Examples Outline.

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Friction Newton’s 2nd Law with Friction Examples Outline

Friction Friction is the force which resists sliding of two surfaces across each other. We distinguish between static and kinetic friction: Static Friction : - there is NO relative motion - fs prevents sliding Kinetic Friction : - the block is sliding - fk is opposite to v FA v

The friction force response to an increasing applied force fs,max=μsN fk fs Fa = push a=0 a>0

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QQ38: Inequality Example: A 2kg block is sliding down a 30o ramp that has a coefficient of kinetic friction of 0.2. What is the acceleration of the block ?

QQ38: Inequality Example: A car is moving at a constant speed of 24m/s. The driver hits the brakes which causes the car to slide. Given that μk=0.8 for rubber on concrete: a) what is the acceleration of the car ? b) how far will it move before stopping ?

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