body with mass m₁ = kg moves down on an inclined plane with an angle = 45° without friction. The acceleration along the inclined plane is a₁. A second body with mass m₂ = 1.0001 kg moves down on an identical inclined plane and the friction is described by the coefficient of kinetic friction µ = 0.25. The acceleration of the second body along the inclined plane is a2. Identify and draw all the forces. Draw the free-body diagrams for both bodies. Determine the ratio between the two values of acceleration a2/a₁. (You do not w the value for the gravitational acceleration g, the experiment takes place on an nown planet). Show your work. A numerical value is required for (b). OW YOUR WORK means SHOW YOUR WORK starting with Newton's ond Law. Write Newton's Law in SYMBOLS for each body.

body with mass m₁ = kg moves down on an inclined plane with an angle = 45° without friction. The acceleration along the inclined plane is a₁. A second body with mass m₂ = 1.0001 kg moves down on an identical inclined plane and the friction is described by the coefficient of kinetic friction µ = 0.25. The acceleration of the second body along the inclined plane is a2. Identify and draw all the forces. Draw the free-body diagrams for both bodies. Determine the ratio between the two values of acceleration a2/a₁. (You do not w the value for the gravitational acceleration g, the experiment takes place on an nown planet). Show your work. A numerical value is required for (b). OW YOUR WORK means SHOW YOUR WORK starting with Newton's ond Law. Write Newton's Law in SYMBOLS for each body.

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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