Problems 1. A hemispherical bowl (mass 0.5kg) is sitting on a slippery table, so there is no friction between the bowl and the table, and yet the bowl is not moving. Two normal forces, A and B, are applied to the top of the bowl. Suppose N₁ = 20N. NA a) Draw a force diagram and fill out the force table below. Force b) Solve for NB. c) Find the normal force of the table on the bowl. y 55° y NB 0.5kg 65° X

Problems 1. A hemispherical bowl (mass 0.5kg) is sitting on a slippery table, so there is no friction between the bowl and the table, and yet the bowl is not moving. Two normal forces, A and B, are applied to the top of the bowl. Suppose N₁ = 20N. NA a) Draw a force diagram and fill out the force table below. Force b) Solve for NB. c) Find the normal force of the table on the bowl. y 55° y NB 0.5kg 65° X

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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