Amanpulledablockofmass4kgalongaroughfloorwithaforceof20Nat30° above the horizontalplane as shown in Figure 2. Assume that the velocity of the block is constant.i.ii.iii.iv.Sketch all the forces acting on the book.Calculate the frictional force.Calculate the coefficient of frictional force.30*F = 20 N

Given:- The mass of the book is m = 4 kg The applied force is F = 20 N with 300 with the…

Amanpulledablockofmass4kgalongaroughfloorwithaforceof20Nat30° above the horizonta plane as shown in Figure 2. Assume that the velocity of the block is constant. i. Sketch all the forces acting on the book. Calculate the frictional force. ii. iii. Calculate the coefficient of frictional force. iv 130 F = 20 N

Amanpulledablockofmass4kgalongaroughfloorwithaforceof20Nat30° above the horizonta plane as shown in Figure 2. Assume that the velocity of the block is constant. i. Sketch all the forces acting on the book. Calculate the frictional force. ii. iii. Calculate the coefficient of frictional force. iv 130 F = 20 N

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Chapter3: Two-dimensional Kinematics

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