Static Friction Force Revisited Now let's go back and consider the static situation again. Let the angle 0 be the angle you calculated in the first part of this problem, Oslip. To keep the block from slipping, you apply a horizontal (parallel to the surface of Earth) force directed to the right on the block. Your horizontal force Fyb has a magnitude of 57 N. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the force due to static friction for this new situation, assuming that the block does not slip. Enter a magnitude for this part, but consider what the sign of your answer tells you about the direction of the force. Click here for a hint fs,rb 59.196 N ||

Static Friction Force Revisited Now let's go back and consider the static situation again. Let the angle 0 be the angle you calculated in the first part of this problem, Oslip. To keep the block from slipping, you apply a horizontal (parallel to the surface of Earth) force directed to the right on the block. Your horizontal force Fyb has a magnitude of 57 N. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the force due to static friction for this new situation, assuming that the block does not slip. Enter a magnitude for this part, but consider what the sign of your answer tells you about the direction of the force. Click here for a hint fs,rb 59.196 N ||

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter5: Newton's Laws Of Motion

Section: Chapter Questions

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