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17 December, 21:30

A person pushes on the handle of a lawnmower with a force of 280. n. if the handle makes an angle of 40.0 degrees with the ground, calculate the coefficient of friction if the lawnmower weighs 350. n and is moving at a constant velocity.

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  1. 17 December, 21:33
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    Force F = 280 N Angle with the ground = 40 degrees Weight of the Lawnmower = 350 N Velocity is constant so Acceleration is 0 So Forward force Ff = F cos theta = 280 cos40 Frictional force with resists to back Fb = (u x Force from pressure) + vertical component of Force, where u is the coefficient of friction. Fb = (u x m x g) + (u x 280sin40) AS Ff = Fb = > 280 cos40 = u x ((m x g) + 280sin40) u = 280 cos40 / ((350 x 9.81) + 280sin40) = 214.49 / () = 0.405 So the coefficient of friction u = 0.405
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