Findthefrictionforce C Fs), the force perpendicular to thecontactsur face ( Normal Force , N. ), andthe minimum force P that cau seobjec } to move ( Fax)anofa crate of massSto kg.as shownin pietorea = 0.4 mb = 0.8 mC = 0.2 mm: 540d = 3e = 4Hs = 0.5FsNc

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Find forco ( Fs), the force perpendicular to the the friction surface ( Normal Force, N. ), and the minimum force P that cau se object to move (Fax> an Sto kg. as shown in pistore of a crate of mass a = 0.4 m b = 0.8 m C = 0.2 m m: 540 d = 3 e = 4 Hs = 0.5 Fs Nc P :

Find forco ( Fs), the force perpendicular to the the friction surface ( Normal Force, N. ), and the minimum force P that cau se object to move (Fax> an Sto kg. as shown in pistore of a crate of mass a = 0.4 m b = 0.8 m C = 0.2 m m: 540 d = 3 e = 4 Hs = 0.5 Fs Nc P :

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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