Masses m1=10.0kg, and m2=5.0kg are connected by a light string that passes over a frictionless puller. if, when then system starts from rest, m2 falls 1.00m in 1.2s, determine the coefficient of kinetic friction between m1 and the table.
well i get an answer of 3.16, however the book has an answer of 2.88
i am not sure where my formula went wrong.
my final formula turned out to be
(funy mew symbol)Ff=Fw-m1a-m2a
fw1=49n, or m2g which is 5x9.8
so the final value for Ff= (Fw1-m1a-m2a)Fw2
is my formula wrong???? if so where?
help??????
edit: i guess i should say, i used 1.12 m/s^2 for a.
MIKE
well i get an answer of 3.16, however the book has an answer of 2.88
i am not sure where my formula went wrong.
my final formula turned out to be
(funy mew symbol)Ff=Fw-m1a-m2a
fw1=49n, or m2g which is 5x9.8
so the final value for Ff= (Fw1-m1a-m2a)Fw2
is my formula wrong???? if so where?
help??????
edit: i guess i should say, i used 1.12 m/s^2 for a.
MIKE
