Elements Of Electromagnetics
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A skier starts from rest on the 36° slope at time t = 0 and is clocked at t = 2.82 s as he passes a speed checkpoint 22 m down the slope. Determine the coefficient of kinetic friction between the snow and the skis. Neglect wind resistance. 36°
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Transcribed Image Text:A skier starts from rest on the 36° slope at time t = 0 and is clocked at t = 2.82 s as he passes a speed checkpoint 22 m down the slope. Determine the coefficient of kinetic friction between the snow and the skis. Neglect wind resistance. 36°
The free-body diagram is shown. Find the normal force N and the friction force F. Your answers will be in terms of the mass m Answers: N = mg F= i i N F mg mg
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Transcribed Image Text:The free-body diagram is shown. Find the normal force N and the friction force F. Your answers will be in terms of the mass m Answers: N = mg F= i i N F mg mg
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