Skip to Content

Physics Dynamics

Home | Physics 1 | Free Body Diagrams | Physics Dynamics

The large block m1_1 is 10 kg, and the smaller block m2_2 is 5 kg. The applied force, F is 100 N. The large block m1_1 experiences a 40 N frictional force opposing the applied force, and the smaller block m2_2 experiences a 20 N frictional force. Find the action-reaction force between the boxes. (This question requires Newton's Third Law.)

Posted by Rick Weaver a year ago

Related Problems

An Object with mass m and initial velocity v is brought to rest by a constant force F acting for a time t and through a distance d. Possible expressions for the magnitude of the force F are: i. mv22d\frac{mv^2}{2d} ii. 2mdt2\frac{2md}{t^2} iii. mvt\frac{mv}{t}

ii only

iii only

i and ii only

ii and iii only

i, ii, and iii

A toy car of mass 6 kg moving in a straight path, experiences a net force given by the function F = -3t. At time t=0, the car has a velocity of 4 m/s in the positive direction and is located +8 m from the origin. The car will come instantaneously to rest at time t equal to

2/3 s

sqrt( 4/3 ) s

sqrt( 8/3 ) s

sqrt( 8) s

4 s

The large block m1_1 is 10 kg, and the smaller block m2_2 is 1 kg. The coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.1. Determine the acceleration of the system and the contact force between the blocks. The applied force, F is 30 N. Also draw a free body diagram for both blocks.

The large block m1_1 is 6 kg, and the smaller block m2_2 is 12 kg. The coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.2. Determine the acceleration of the system and the Tension T2_2 . The applied force, F is 36 N. Also draw a free body diagram for both blocks.