A 25 kg wood box is sliding across a wood surface, experiencing a coefficient (u) of kinetic friction of 0.20. The box is experiencing an applied force of +63 Newtons. What is the force of friction acting on the box? (Ff=u x Fn), (Fn=-Fg), (Fg3mass x -9.81). P =mx v p= momentum m=mass V= velocity

A 25 kg wood box is sliding across a wood surface, experiencing a coefficient (u) of kinetic friction of 0.20. The box is experiencing an applied force of +63 Newtons. What is the force of friction acting on the box? (Ff=u x Fn), (Fn=-Fg), (Fg3mass x -9.81). P =mx v p= momentum m=mass V= velocity

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1. Students will show works for this problem to receive credits:
A 25 kg wood box is sliding across a wood surface, experiencing a coefficient (u) of
kinetic friction of 0.20. The box is experiencing an applied force of +63 Newtons. What is
the force of friction acting on the box? (Ff=u x Fn), (Fn=-Fg), (Fg=mass x-9.81).
P = mx v
p= momentum
m=mass
V= velocity
Directly proportional vs Inversely Proportional:
When two variables are on different sides of the equal sign ( the equation),
-if they are both on top of the fraction or both on the bottom of the fraction–
directly proportional (Fc and m)( Fc and Vt)
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