You've already resp..Tylon Clark-Algebr. Copy of Tylon Clark.. M escribingons HelpLast edit was 3 minutes agorial12BIUA三三135 |II 6 I1. Students will show works for this problem to receive credits:A 25 kg wood box is sliding across a wood surface, experiencing a coefficient (u) ofkinetic friction of 0.20. The box is experiencing an applied force of +63 Newtons. What isthe force of friction acting on the box? (Ff=u x Fn), (Fn=-Fg), (Fg%3Dmass x-9.81).P = m x vp= momentumm=massV= velocityDirectly proportional vs Inversely Proportional:When two variables are on different sides of the equal sign ( the equation),-if they are both on top of the fraction or both on the bottom of the fraction-directly proportional (Fc and m)( Fc and Vt)-if one is on the top of the fraction, one is on the bottom - inversely proportional(Fc and r)When two variahles are on the same sides of the egual signIII

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1. Students will show works for this problem to receive credits: A 25 kg wood box is sliding across a wood surface, experiencing a coefficient (u) of kinetic friction of 0.20. The box is experiencing an applied force of +63 Newtons. What is the force of friction acting on the box? (Ff=u x En), (Fn=-Fg), (Fg%3Dmass x-9.81). P =mxv p= momentum m=mass V= velocity Directly proportional vs Inversely Proportional: When two variables are on different sides of the equal sign ( the equation), -if they are both on top of the fraction or both on the bottom of the fraction - directly proportional (Fc and m)( Fc and Vt) -if one is on the top of the fraction, one is on the bottom (Fc and r) inversely proportional

1. Students will show works for this problem to receive credits: A 25 kg wood box is sliding across a wood surface, experiencing a coefficient (u) of kinetic friction of 0.20. The box is experiencing an applied force of +63 Newtons. What is the force of friction acting on the box? (Ff=u x En), (Fn=-Fg), (Fg%3Dmass x-9.81). P =mxv p= momentum m=mass V= velocity Directly proportional vs Inversely Proportional: When two variables are on different sides of the equal sign ( the equation), -if they are both on top of the fraction or both on the bottom of the fraction - directly proportional (Fc and m)( Fc and Vt) -if one is on the top of the fraction, one is on the bottom (Fc and r) inversely proportional

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1. Students will show works for this problem to receive credits:
A 25 kg wood box is sliding across a wood surface, experiencing a coefficient (u) of
kinetic friction of 0.20. The box is experiencing an applied force of +63 Newtons. What is
the force of friction acting on the box? (Ff=u x Fn), (Fn=-Fg), (Fg%3Dmass x-9.81).
P = m x v
p= momentum
m=mass
V= velocity
Directly proportional vs Inversely Proportional:
When two variables are on different sides of the equal sign ( the equation),
-if they are both on top of the fraction or both on the bottom of the fraction-
directly proportional (Fc and m)( Fc and Vt)
-if one is on the top of the fraction, one is on the bottom - inversely proportional
(Fc and r)
When two variahles are on the same sides of the egual sign
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