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Physics help with friction! the problem is "You push a 25kg wooden box across a wooden floor at a constant velocity of 1.0 m/s. If the coefficient of friction is .20, how much force do you exert on the box?"
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how do you set up the question?
I know that m= 25kg
F=\[nuN\]
First, you draw the free body diagram. And note that the question tells you: there is no acceleration(constant velocity) Then you apply Newton's second law to it.
ok so newtons second law you would use f=ma?
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yes. \(\Sigma F = m\Sigma a\)
oh ok a
so we know that m=25 kg and what is the a?
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