Louis left a book on the roof of his car before driving away. The of the book was 758 grams. The coefficient of static friction bet the book and the roof was 0.37. The coefficient of kinetic frictio between the book and the roof was 0.32. Louis started his car ar drove forward on level ground with an acceleration of 2.6 m/s². Louis was driving away with that acceleration, what was the

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Louis left a book on the roof of his car before driving away. The mass
of the book was 758 grams. The coefficient of static friction between
the book and the roof was 0.37. The coefficient of kinetic friction
between the book and the roof was 0.32. Louis started his car and
drove forward on level ground with an acceleration of 2.6 m/s?. As
Louis was driving away with that acceleration, what was the
magnitude of the force of friction (in newtons) between the book and
the roof of the car?
Transcribed Image Text:College PHYSICS| Louis left a book on the roof of his car before driving away. The mass of the book was 758 grams. The coefficient of static friction between the book and the roof was 0.37. The coefficient of kinetic friction between the book and the roof was 0.32. Louis started his car and drove forward on level ground with an acceleration of 2.6 m/s?. As Louis was driving away with that acceleration, what was the magnitude of the force of friction (in newtons) between the book and the roof of the car?
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Givenmass of book , m=758 g=0.758 kgThe coefficient of static friction between the book and the roof, μs= 0.37 coefficient of kinetic friction between the book and the roof, μk=0.32Acceleratio of car , a=2.6 m/s2

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