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Chapter 5, Problem 9MCP
The System shown a Figure 5.34 is released from test. there is friction between B and the tablelop, and all of the objects move together what must be true about the friction force on A?
Figure 5.34
Multiple-Choice Problem 9.
- A. It is zero.
- B. It acts to the right on A
- C. It acts to the left on A
- D. We cannot tell whether there is any friction force on A because we do not know the coefficients of friction between A and B.
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