Based on our study of Physics this year, answer the following questions and show work where appropriate. You are riding a skateboard and apply a force of 112 Newtons to propel you forward. The concrete that the skate park is made out of applies a 57 Newton force due to friction. The skater has a mass of 68.5 kg. Draw a free body diagram first with ALL forces. Which direction are you moving? 12-5

Based on our study of Physics this year, answer the following questions and show work where appropriate. You are riding a skateboard and apply a force of 112 Newtons to propel you forward. The concrete that the skate park is made out of applies a 57 Newton force due to friction. The skater has a mass of 68.5 kg. Draw a free body diagram first with ALL forces. Which direction are you moving? 12-5

Inquiry into Physics

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

Publisher:Ostdiek

Chapter2: Newton's Laws

Section: Chapter Questions

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