College Physics: A Strategic Approach (4th Edition)
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Chapter 5, Problem 33P
The rolling resistance for steel on steel is quite low; the coefficient of rolling friction is typically μr = 0.002. Suppose a 180,000 kg locomotive is rolling at 10 m/s oust over 20 mph) on level rails. If the engineer disengages the engine, how much time will it take the locomotive to coast to a stop? How far will the locomotive move during this time?
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