help write it on a computer because i am answering them on a computer 2 of 22. If the coefficient of kinetic friction between a crate and the floor is 0.20,how much force is needed to slide a 92 kg crate uniformly across thefloor?3. Why is it more difficult to lean over and push a heavy box across the floorthan it is to attach a rope and pull the box at the same angle? Draw a forcediagram for each situation and resolve the applied force into its components.Concentrate on the normal force and its effect on friction.4. A hockey puck has a mass of 1.0 kg. The coefficient of kinetic frictionbetween the puck and ice is 0.15. A force of 2.6 N is applied horizontally tothe puck to push it to the right. Draw and label all the forces acting on thepuck.a. The normal force acting on the puck isN.b. The force of kinetic friction isN.c. The net force acting on the puck horizontally isN.d. The acceleration of the puck will be_m/s?. 1. A force of 42 N is needed to start a box sliding across the floor. Theweight of the box is 55 N. Draw all the forces acting on the box.a How large is the force of friction?b. Is the frictional force static or kinetic?c. What is the coefficient of friction?2. If the coefficient of kinetic friction between a crate and the floor is 0.20,how much force is needed to slide a 92 kg crate uniformly across thefloor?3. Why is it more difficult to lean over and push a heavy box across the floorthan it is to attạch a rope and pull the box at the same angle? Draw a forcediagram for each situation and'resolve the applied force into its components.Concentrate on the normal force and its effect on friction.4. A hockey puck has a mass of 1.0 kg. The coefficient of kinetic frictionbetween the puck and ice is 0.15. A force of 2.6 N is applied horizontally tothe puck to push it to the right. Draw and label all the forces acting on the

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1. A force of 42 N is needed to start a box sliding across the floor. The weight of the box is 55 N. Draw all the forces acting on the box. e How large is the force of friction? þIs the frictional force static or kinetic? c. What is the coefficient of friction? 2. If the coefficient of kinetic friction between a crate and the floor is 0.20, how much force is needed to slide a 92 kg crate uniformly across the floor?

1. A force of 42 N is needed to start a box sliding across the floor. The weight of the box is 55 N. Draw all the forces acting on the box. e How large is the force of friction? þIs the frictional force static or kinetic? c. What is the coefficient of friction? 2. If the coefficient of kinetic friction between a crate and the floor is 0.20, how much force is needed to slide a 92 kg crate uniformly across the floor?

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