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physics: is n=mg??
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@joshua.alayon are you solving for G?
solving for the coefficient of static friction
what we have is a mass of 50kg with a 53n force acting on it, it is moving at constant velocity so 0 acceleration
so i got fk=53N, coefficient of fk=fk/n
so would the coefficient of static friction be 53N/(50*9.8)?
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I believe so.
|dw:1413050209718:dw| Because mass doesn't move vertically, \(F_n = W = mg\), so yes. You are correct.
sweet thank you
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