A box of mass 15 kg was pushed by a person who has let go of it so that it is currently moving at 55 m/s across a rough surface. Find the amount of friction exerted on the box if it stops after moving 3.15 m. v = 55 m/s v = 0 m/s 15 kg 3.15 m
A box of mass 15 kg was pushed by a person who has let go of it so that it is currently moving at 55 m/s across a rough surface. Find the amount of friction exerted on the box if it stops after moving 3.15 m. v = 55 m/s v = 0 m/s 15 kg 3.15 m
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Transcribed Image Text:1. A box of mass 15 kg was pushed by a person who has let go of it so that it is currently
moving at 55 m/s across a rough surface. Find the amount of friction exerted on the box
if it stops after moving 3.15 m.
v = 55 m/s
v = 0 m/s
15 kg
3.15 m
W.
"person
E,
E,
E,
person
box
person
box
floor
floor
Earth
Earth's
field
iion
E + W,
person
friction
½ mv? + Epesoa Ax = F, Ax
Ensson = ma = (15)(55)% 3D 825 N
2 (15)(55)? + 825(3.15) = F, (3.15)
25,286.25 = F, (3.15)
F; = 8,027 N

Transcribed Image Text:2. A skydiver dropped a block of wood at the same time she dove out of the plane. The
skydiver has a mass of 85 kg and the block 15 kg. After falling 10 m, the block and the
skydiver have the same speed (we are neglecting air resistance while the parachute has
not been used). The skydiver then opens her parachute and, 10 additional meters later,
the skydiver is moving at 16 m/s.
a. How much faster is the block than the skydiver in this final state?
b. How much energy was lost by the skydiver due to friction during these last 10
meters?
c. Calculate the average air resistance (force) exerted on the skydiver.
makydiver
= 85 kg
miock" 15 kg
A
Vaydiver = Valock = 0
air
10 m
skydiver
block
B
Earth's
field
skydiver block
10 m
16 m/s = v
skydiver
Vtiock
Part a:
E,
E, E,
Ega = Ega + E,
mgh, = mgh, + ½ mv
gh, = gh, + % ?
(10)(20) = (10)(10) + ½ ?
200 = 100 + ½
100 = ½
200 = v2
v = 14.1 m/s
g.8
block
air
Earth
A
в
So the block is moving 1.9
m/s faster than the skydiver!
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