The 150-kg crate A shown in the figure below starts from rest at position s = 0. The 3- phase AC motor Mexerts a horizontal force on the crate that is given as a function of position by F = (700 – 150s) N, where s is in meters (m). The coefficient of kinetic friction between the container and the floor is p = 0.25. What is the velocity of the crate when it has reached the position s = 1m?

The 150-kg crate A shown in the figure below starts from rest at position s = 0. The 3- phase AC motor Mexerts a horizontal force on the crate that is given as a function of position by F = (700 – 150s) N, where s is in meters (m). The coefficient of kinetic friction between the container and the floor is p = 0.25. What is the velocity of the crate when it has reached the position s = 1m?

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Chapter12: Oscillatory Motion

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