Mass of Sled and Block 5 kg 40 In the diagram above a girl pulls a sled against the force of friction using a rope attached to one end. a) Given the coefficient of friction is u = 0.44 find the force required to overcome friction. b) If the girl pulls the rope with a force of 150N at an angle of 40°, what is the acceleration of the sled?

Mass of Sled and Block 5 kg 40 In the diagram above a girl pulls a sled against the force of friction using a rope attached to one end. a) Given the coefficient of friction is u = 0.44 find the force required to overcome friction. b) If the girl pulls the rope with a force of 150N at an angle of 40°, what is the acceleration of the sled?

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Chapter4: Forces In One Dimension

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 76A

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