Physics For Scientists And Engineers
Physics For Scientists And Engineers
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ISBN: 9781429201247
Author: Paul A. Tipler, Gene Mosca
Publisher: W. H. Freeman
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Chapter 5, Problem 60P

(a)

To determine

The maximum force which is applied so that there is no relative motion between block and bracket.

(a)

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Explanation of Solution

Given:

Mass of the block is 10.0kg .

Mass of the bracket is 5.0kg .

Value of the static friction is 0.40 .

Value of the kinetic friction is 0.30 .

Formula used:

Draw free body diagram of block and bracket.

  Physics For Scientists And Engineers, Chapter 5, Problem 60P , additional homework tip  1

Write expression for net force in x -direction on block.

  Fx=0

Substitute fsFm1a1 for Fx in above expression.

  fsFm1a1=0

Here, fs is the force due to static friction, m1 is the mass of block and a1 is the acceleration of the block.

Substitute μsm1g for fs in above expression and solve for a1 .

  μsm1gFm1a1=0

Here, μs is the coefficient static friction and g is the acceleration due to gravity.

Rearrange above expression for F .

  F=μsm1gm1a1.......(1)

Write expression for net force in x -direction on block.

  Fx=0

Substitute 2Fμsm1gm2a2 for Fx in above expression.

  2Fμsm1gm2a2=0

Here, m2 is the mass of bracket and a2 is the acceleration of bracket.

Substitute a1 for a2 and μsm1gm1a1 for F in above expression and solve for a1 .

  a1=μsm1gm2+2m1.......(2)

Calculation:

Substitute 0.40 for μs , 10kg for m1 , 9.81m/s2 for g and 5.0kg for m2 in equation (2).

  a1=( 0.40)( 10kg)( 9.81m/ s 2 )5kg+2( 10kg)=1.56m/s2

Substitute 0.40 for μs , 10kg for m1 , 9.81m/s2 for g and 1.56m/s2 for a1 .

  F=(0.40)(10kg)(9.81m/ s 2)(10kg)(1.56m/ s 2)=23.64N

Conclusion:

Thus, the maximum force is 23.64N .

(a)

To determine

The maximum force which is applied so that there is no relative motion between block and bracket.

(a)

Expert Solution
Check Mark

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Mass of the block is 10.0kg .

Mass of the bracket is 5.0kg .

Value of the static friction is 0.40 .

Value of the kinetic friction is 0.30 .

Formula used:

Draw free body diagram of block and bracket.

  Physics For Scientists And Engineers, Chapter 5, Problem 60P , additional homework tip  2

Write expression for net force in x -direction on block.

  Fx=0

Substitute fsFm1a1 for Fx in above expression.

  fsFm1a1=0

Substitute μsm1g for fs in above expression and solve for a1 .

  μsm1gFm1a1=0

Rearrange above expression for F .

  F=μsm1gm1a1

Write expression for net force in x -direction on block.

  Fx=0

Substitute 2Fμsm1gm2a2 for Fx in above expression.

  2Fμsm1gm2a2=0

Substitute a1 for a2 and μsm1gm1a1 for F in above expression and solve for a1 .

  a1=μsm1gm2+2m1.......(1)

Calculation:

Substitute 0.40 for μs , 10kg for m1 , 9.81m/s2 for g and 5.0kg for m2 in equation (1).

  a1=( 0.40)( 10kg)( 9.81m/ s 2 )5kg+2( 10kg)=1.56m/s2

Conclusion:

The acceleration of the block is equal to the acceleration of the bracket. Thus, the acceleration of the bracket is 1.56m/s2 .

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