(Cont'd) b. Calculate the magnitude of the normal force acting on the footlocker. C. Calculate the coefficient of kinetic friction between the footlocker and the trunkroom floor. Show all work. In the figure below, a cadet pulls a 60.2-kg footlocker along the rough, horizontal trunkroom floor with a constant tension force of magnitude 212 N oriented at 30.0° above the horizontal. As a result, the trunk moves with a constant acceleration of 0.734 m/s². a. Draw a complete free-body diagram for the footlocker. Giver: m= 60.2 kg Task: Free-body diagram F= 212 N O = 30.0° Physics ↑ AN M Fsino my F Froso ↑ Esin solves N 60.23 o my=9

(Cont'd) b. Calculate the magnitude of the normal force acting on the footlocker. C. Calculate the coefficient of kinetic friction between the footlocker and the trunkroom floor. Show all work. In the figure below, a cadet pulls a 60.2-kg footlocker along the rough, horizontal trunkroom floor with a constant tension force of magnitude 212 N oriented at 30.0° above the horizontal. As a result, the trunk moves with a constant acceleration of 0.734 m/s². a. Draw a complete free-body diagram for the footlocker. Giver: m= 60.2 kg Task: Free-body diagram F= 212 N O = 30.0° Physics ↑ AN M Fsino my F Froso ↑ Esin solves N 60.23 o my=9

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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