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Friction is a force that acts to slow down the movement of two objects that are in contact. There are two types of friction: Static and Kinetic. When friction is powerful enough to inhibit movement between two objects, it is called static friction. When the frictional force is insufficient to halt all motion, kinetic friction is applied; heat generation is one of the effects of kinetic friction.
Ff = μη
Where,
Ff = force of friction acting on the object
μ = coefficient of friction
η = normal force acting on the object
Mass, m = 10 Kg,
Normal force is given by Fn = mg
= 10 Kg × 9.8 m/s2
= 98 N.
The Frictional force is articulated by Ff = μ Fn
= 0.3 × 98 N.
= 29.4 N.
Mass m = 40 Kg
Coefficient of friction μ = 0.45
The Normal force is articulated by Fn = mg
= 40 Kg × 9.8 m/s2
= 392 N.
The Frictional force is articulated by Ff = μ Fn
= 0.45 × 392 N
= 176.4 N.
The normal force Fn=100 N
Coefficient of friction= 0.2
Friction force (Ff) = μ Fn
= 0.2 x 100
=20 N
The normal force Fn=60 N
Coefficient of friction= 0.4
Friction force (Ff) = μ Fn
= 0.4 x 60
= 24 N
Mass of the body m = 50Kg
Coefficient of friction =0.3.
The friction formula is given as
Ff = μ × Fn
Here N is the normal force given by the formula
N = m×g
'g' is the acceleration due to gravity = 9.81 m/s2
So , N = 50 × 9.81
= 490.5 Kg m/s2
= 490.5 N
Now substituting the values in the friction formula we get the required frictional force
F = 0.3 × 490.5 N
= 147.15N
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