Using the definition of the static friction and the first condition of equilibrium,show that the coefficient of static friction in method A is the ratio of the weight ofthe pan plus its contents to the weight of the carrier of the pan plus its contentsto the weight of the carrier plus its content. Note: Show your free body diagrams. Experimental Set-upInclined Planecarrier and loadThe wooden supportmoved towards theleft until the carrierand load just starts toslide down. The "rise"riseand "run" as shown ine =270the figure when thecarrier and its loadstarted to move.run Experimental Set-upHorizontal PlaneWeight of the carrierand loadWeight of the pan andJoad

Draw the FBD of pan plus load. Balance the vertical forces.

Using the definition of the static friction and the first condition of equilibrium, show that the coefficient of static friction in method A is the ratio of the weight of the pan plus its contents to the weight of the carrier of the pan plus its contents to the weight of the carrier plus its content. Note: Show your free body diagrams.

Using the definition of the static friction and the first condition of equilibrium, show that the coefficient of static friction in method A is the ratio of the weight of the pan plus its contents to the weight of the carrier of the pan plus its contents to the weight of the carrier plus its content. Note: Show your free body diagrams.

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

1st Edition

ISBN:9780078807213

Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Publisher:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Chapter4: Forces In One Dimension

Section4.2: Weight And Drag Force

Problem 16PP

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