3. A block of mass m is placed in a straight, horizontal gutter that allows the block to move only along the gutter. There is a coefficient of friction between the block and the gutter of μ . You exert a constant force of F at an angle of θ above the horizontal and pull the block a distance of d. The block starts at rest and ends at some speed, vf. Derive an expression for vf, final speed of the block

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3. A block of mass m is placed in a straight, horizontal gutter that allows the block to move only
along the gutter. There is a coefficient of friction between the block and the gutter of μ . You
exert a constant force of F at an angle of θ above the horizontal and pull the block a distance of d. The block starts at rest and ends at some speed, vf. Derive an expression for vf, final speed of
the block

 

 

3. A block of mass m is placed in a straight, horizontal gutter that allows the block to move only
along the gutter. There is a coefficient of friction between the block and the gutter of u. You
exert a constant force of F at an angle of 0 above the horizontal and pull the block a distance of
d. The block starts at rest and ends at some speed, vf. Derive an expression for vf, final speed of
the block.
3.
Vi= om's
Transcribed Image Text:3. A block of mass m is placed in a straight, horizontal gutter that allows the block to move only along the gutter. There is a coefficient of friction between the block and the gutter of u. You exert a constant force of F at an angle of 0 above the horizontal and pull the block a distance of d. The block starts at rest and ends at some speed, vf. Derive an expression for vf, final speed of the block. 3. Vi= om's
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