2.)A loaded box weighing 800N is pulled along the level floor with constant velocity by means of a rope which is parallel to the floor. If the coefficient of friction is 0.14, what is the tension in the rope?  3.)If the rope in no. 2 forms an angle of 30° with the floor, what is the tension in the rope?  5.If the tension in no. 3 is still 120N, find the velocity and the distance traveled after 4 seconds. please answer number 5 only.

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2.)A loaded box weighing 800N is pulled along the level floor with constant velocity by means of a rope which is parallel to the floor. If the coefficient of friction is 0.14, what is the tension in the rope? 

3.)If the rope in no. 2 forms an angle of 30° with the floor, what is the tension in the rope? 

5.If the tension in no. 3 is still 120N, find the velocity and the distance traveled after 4 seconds.

please answer number 5 only.

IV
2.)
6riven
W = 800N
Ak = 0-14
box is moving
with constant speed,
As
So
Fnet
Transcribed Image Text:IV 2.) 6riven W = 800N Ak = 0-14 box is moving with constant speed, As So Fnet
fx
Mrc N
and N= my
= 800N
Now
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T- fk = o
ニ
T- Mx mg =
Tニ 0-14x8wこ
I 12N
Aus.
3.)
when
0 = 30°
230°
ミ Fz =
I Cos3 ó - Mx N=TCo38- HeN
fa
my
Now Eky =
N+I sinzo' =
N =
(w - T/2) Putting,'nto D
T Cosso°- O-14 (w-T/2)
こ0
0-14 x80 = .65 ~120N
Ars.
Transcribed Image Text:fx Mrc N and N= my = 800N Now こFe = T- fk = o ニ T- Mx mg = Tニ 0-14x8wこ I 12N Aus. 3.) when 0 = 30° 230° ミ Fz = I Cos3 ó - Mx N=TCo38- HeN fa my Now Eky = N+I sinzo' = N = (w - T/2) Putting,'nto D T Cosso°- O-14 (w-T/2) こ0 0-14 x80 = .65 ~120N Ars.
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