MCQ question 14-Vertical axismr= 0,5 mThe horizontal table in the figure is rotated with an angular velocity w = 4 rad/saround the vertical axis passing through point O. The object with a mass of10kg, located 0.5 m away from point O, stands without slipping. What is thesmallest value of the friction coefficient between the object and the table?(Assume that g= 10m/s*)m =a)0.16b)0.420.800.60e)0.24Boş bırak

Angular speed, w = 4 rad/s radius, r = 0.5 m mass, m = 10 kg g = 10 m/s2

The horizontal table in the figure is rotated with an angular velocity w = 4 rad/s around the vertical axis passing through point O. The object with a mass of m = 10kg, located 0.5 m away from point O, stands without slipping. What is the smallest value of the friction coefficient between the object and the table? (Assume that g = 10m/s) %3D %3D %3D

The horizontal table in the figure is rotated with an angular velocity w = 4 rad/s around the vertical axis passing through point O. The object with a mass of m = 10kg, located 0.5 m away from point O, stands without slipping. What is the smallest value of the friction coefficient between the object and the table? (Assume that g = 10m/s) %3D %3D %3D

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