A skater weighing 1000 N attains a speed of 72 km/hour on ice, average skating area being 10 cm. The dynamic coefficient of friction between the Skater and ice may be taken as 0.015. Determine the average thickness of water layer existing between the skater and the skating surface. Viscosity of water at 0°C may be taken 1 x 10° N-s/m2.
A skater weighing 1000 N attains a speed of 72 km/hour on ice, average skating area being 10 cm. The dynamic coefficient of friction between the Skater and ice may be taken as 0.015. Determine the average thickness of water layer existing between the skater and the skating surface. Viscosity of water at 0°C may be taken 1 x 10° N-s/m2.
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![A skater weighing 1000 N attains a speed of 72 km/hour on
ice, average skating area being 10 cm. The dynamic
coefficient of friction between the Skater and ice may be
taken as 0.015. Determine the average thickness of water
layer existing between the skater and the skating surface.
Viscosity of water at 0°C may be taken 1 x 10N-s/m?.
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Transcribed Image Text:A skater weighing 1000 N attains a speed of 72 km/hour on
ice, average skating area being 10 cm. The dynamic
coefficient of friction between the Skater and ice may be
taken as 0.015. Determine the average thickness of water
layer existing between the skater and the skating surface.
Viscosity of water at 0°C may be taken 1 x 10N-s/m?.
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