Please answer #5, thanks!!! Don’t draw a FBD, not needed 5. Suppose hat a particular machine in afactoal has two 'steel pieces that mustrub against each other 'atSpeed. Before either plece of steel hasbeen treated to reduce friction, the forcerecessary to get them to perform proper!y1s 5i8 N. Afler the Dieces have been'trea-ted with oil, whaH 'wlll be the requiredforce?a constant6./Mlichciel is playng curds with his friends,and it is his turñ do deal A card hasa mass of 2.3 g, and it slicos 35 cm along oAhe table befoce H stops, 1f the coefficientoP Kinefic friction between the card andthe table 1s 0.24, wha was the init-lal speed of the curd as it leftmich ael's hand? (praw FBAS7/A h25-kgwith a force Of 710N. 1F the CORFFIC1ent of friction is. ó120, 'calculate thelacce leration of ine clate. cocaw FBD)Crate 1s pushed horizontully

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5. Suppose hat a particular muchine in a facfoal has two 'steel pieces that must (ub against each other 'at a constunt Speed. Before either plece of steel has bcen treated to reduce friction,the force recessary to get them to perform properly is 5i8 N. Afler the Dieces have been trea- ted with oil, what 'will be the required

5. Suppose hat a particular muchine in a facfoal has two 'steel pieces that must (ub against each other 'at a constunt Speed. Before either plece of steel has bcen treated to reduce friction,the force recessary to get them to perform properly is 5i8 N. Afler the Dieces have been trea- ted with oil, what 'will be the required

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Chapter4: Dynamics: Force And Newton's Laws Of Motion

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