Essential University Physics: Volume 1 (4th Edition)

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Chapter 5 - Exercises and Problems - Page 92: 68

Answer

$(a)1785N$ $(b)339.3N$

Work Step by Step

(a) Here we use the equation of friction $F=\mu _{k}R$ where, F- friction force, $\mu_{k}$- Coefficient of kinetic friction, R- Normal force Let's apply this equation to the disk. $F=\mu _{k}R\space $; Plug known values into this equation. $F=0.51\times 3.5\times 1000\space N= 1785\space N$ (b) Let's apply the equation $F=\mu _{k}R$ to the rim in rim-brake system $F=\mu _{k}R\space$; Plug known values into this equation. $f=0.39\times 870\space N=339.3\space N$
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