A penny is placed a distance r from the center of a record spinning at ω = 90π rad/min. The coefficient of static friction between the penny and the record is μs = 0.14 on the horizontal plane. What is the distance, r in meters?
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The equation to find r is \[(\mu*g)/\omega^2\] but I'm not getting the right answer for some reason
Where are you stuck?
getting the right answer
\[\frac{ \mu*g }{ \omega^2 } =??\]
You need to be careful with the units
So this is how I did it.. \[\frac{ 0.14 *9.81}{ 90\pi^2}\]
that denominator is wrong
Hint: 1. convert min to sec. 2. square the w>>=\(w^2=90^2*pi^2\)
but that without conversion to rad/sec
9.81 is in m/s-2 and speed is in in minutes
convert to rads/sec
@simplixity
soo would I do this? \[\frac{ 90\pi }{ 1 rev }*\frac{ 1 \min }{ 60 \sec }\] to convert?
I got 4.712
Great! Sub. with it it the formula you typed!
is this how it should look? \[\frac{ 0.14*4.712 }{ 90^2\pi^2 }\]
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No, I don't think so. It would be\[\Large \frac{ \mu*g }{ \omega^2 } =\frac{ (0.14)(9.81) }{ (4.7124)^2 }=0.06185\] I ask you know, what does this value represent?
Is there any graph for that problem?
thank you for your help
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no problem and yes, I understand it now
Any more questions?
I am happy to hear that.
nope that's it. thank you, I appreciate it
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