A block rests on a rough surface inclined at an angle e. (Note that o is the angle of friction.) 1.What happens if e < o? A. The block slides down. B. The block is stationary. C. The motion is impending. D. The motion is about to start. Answer: (Write the answer in UPPERCASE. Do not include periods or spaces.) 2. What happens if e = 0? A. The block slides down. B. Kinetic friction then exists. C. The static friction is fully utilized. D. The block is stationary. Answer: (Write the answer in UPPERCASE. Do not include periods or spaces.) 3. What happens if e > $? A. The motion is impending. B. Kinetic friction then exists. C. The static friction is fully utilized. D. The block is stationary. Answer: (Write the answer in UPPERCASE. Do not include periods or spaces.)

A block rests on a rough surface inclined at an angle e. (Note that o is the angle of friction.) 1.What happens if e < o? A. The block slides down. B. The block is stationary. C. The motion is impending. D. The motion is about to start. Answer: (Write the answer in UPPERCASE. Do not include periods or spaces.) 2. What happens if e = 0? A. The block slides down. B. Kinetic friction then exists. C. The static friction is fully utilized. D. The block is stationary. Answer: (Write the answer in UPPERCASE. Do not include periods or spaces.) 3. What happens if e > $? A. The motion is impending. B. Kinetic friction then exists. C. The static friction is fully utilized. D. The block is stationary. Answer: (Write the answer in UPPERCASE. Do not include periods or spaces.)

Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Technology Update (No access codes included)

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

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Chapter4: Motion In Two Dimensions

Section: Chapter Questions

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