FlipIt for College Physics (Algebra Version - Six Months Access)
FlipIt for College Physics (Algebra Version - Six Months Access)
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Chapter 5, Problem 82QAP
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The coefficient of kinetic friction between the package and the inclined plane, so that the package reaches the bottom with no speed.

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Answer to Problem 82QAP

The coefficient of kinetic friction between the package and the inclined plane, so that the package reaches the bottom with no speed is 0.382.

Explanation of Solution

Given info:

The mass of the package

  m=2.50-kg

Length of the inclined plane

  Δx=12.0 m

Angle made by the plane to the horizontal

  θ=20.0°

Initial speed of the package

  v0=2.00 m/s

Final speed of the package

  v=0 m/s

Formula used:

A free body diagram of the package is drawn to analyze its motion.

  FlipIt for College Physics (Algebra Version - Six Months Access), Chapter 5, Problem 82QAP

Assume a coordinate system, with the +x directed downwards along the incline and +y directed upwards, perpendicular to the incline. The weight w acts vertically downwards, the normal force n acts perpendicular to the incline along the +y direction. The force of kinetic friction fk acts upwards along the incline along the −x direction.

Resolve the weight w along the +x and the −y directions. Use the expression w=mg, where g is the acceleration of free fall and write expressions for the components.

  wx=wsinθ=mgsinθwy=wcosθ=mgcosθ...... (1)

The package is in equilibrium along the y direction.

Therefore,

  Fy=nwy=0

Therefore, using equation (1),

  n=wy=mgcosθ.....(2)

The force of kinetic friction and the normal force are related according to the following equation:

  fk=μkn

From equation (2)

  fk=μkn=μkmgcosθ.....(3)

Write the force equation along the +x direction.

  Fx=wxfk=max

Use the values of wx and fk from equations (2) and (3) in the expression,

  wxfk=maxmgsinθμkmgcosθ=max

Simplify and write an expression for ax.

  ax=g(sinθμkcosθ)......(4)

Use the following equation of motion with equation (4) to determine the coefficient of kinetic friction.

  v2=v02+2axΔx.....(5)

Calculation:

Use the values of the variables in equation (5) and determine the package s acceleration.

  v2=v02+2axΔx(0 m/s)2=(2.00 m/s)2+2ax(12.0 m)ax=( 0 m/s)2( 2.00 m/s)22(12.0 m)=1.67 m/s2

Rewrite equation (4) for μk.

  μk=gsinθaxgcosθ

Substitute the value of ax in the above equation along with the values of other variables and calculate the value of μk.

  μk=gsinθaxgcosθ=(9.80  m/s 2)(sin20.0°)(1.67  m/s 2)(9.80  m/s 2)(cos20.0°)=0.382

Conclusion:

The coefficient of kinetic friction between the package and the inclined plane, so that the package reaches the bottom with no speed is 0.382.

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