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    Friction Qs

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    This document contains 8 physics questions related to friction. The questions cover topics like: calculating the stopping distance and time for an object on a surface given the coefficient of friction; determining the maximum force needed to hold an object stationary on a wall; calculating the coefficient of friction given the time for an object to slide down inclined planes; and finding the maximum length of a chain that can hang over a table edge without disturbing the rest. The document also provides solutions and explanations for each question.

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    This document contains 8 physics questions related to friction. The questions cover topics like: calculating the stopping distance and time for an object on a surface given the coefficient of friction; determining the maximum force needed to hold an object stationary on a wall; calculating the coefficient of friction given the time for an object to slide down inclined planes; and finding the maximum length of a chain that can hang over a table edge without disturbing the rest. The document also provides solutions and explanations for each question.

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    This document contains 8 physics questions related to friction. The questions cover topics like: calculating the stopping distance and time for an object on a surface given the coefficient of friction; determining the maximum force needed to hold an object stationary on a wall; calculating the coefficient of friction given the time for an object to slide down inclined planes; and finding the maximum length of a chain that can hang over a table edge without disturbing the rest. The document also provides solutions and explanations for each question.

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    FRICTION

    Question 1 A block of Mass M is moving with a velocity v on straight surface.What is the shortest
    distance and shortest time in which the block can be stopped if is coefficent of friction
    a.v2/2g,v/g b. v2/g,v/g c.v2/2Mg,v/g d none of the above
    Question 2 A horizontal force of F N is necessary to just hold a block stationary against a wall. The
    coefficient of friction between the block and the wall is . The weight of the block is
    a.F b. F(1+) c. F/ d none of these
    Question 3.A body is sliding down a rough inclined plane of angle of inclination for which coefficent
    of friction varies with distance y as (y)=Ky where K is constant.Here y is the distance moved by the
    body down the plane.The net force on the body is zero at A.Find the value of constant K
    a. tan/A b. Acot
    c. cottan/A
    d. Atantan
    Question 4 A given object takes n times as much times to slide down a 45 rough incline as its takes
    to slide down a perfectly smooth 45 incline.The coefficent f kinectic friction between the objects and
    incline is gievn by.
    a. 1/(1-n2) b.1-1/n2 c. 1/(1-n2) d. (1-1/n2)
    Question 5 A uniform chain of length L is lying on the horizontal surface of a table.If the coefficent of
    friction between the chain and the table top is . what is the maximum length of the chain that can
    hang over the edge of the table without disturbing the rest of the chain on table.?
    a.L/(1+) b. L/(1+) c. L/(1-) d. L/(1-)
    Question 6 The coefficent of static and kinectic friction between a body and the surface are .75 and .
    50 respectively.A force is applied to the body to make it just slide with a constant acceleration which is
    a. g/4
    b g/2 c. 3g/4
    dg
    Question 7 A block of mAss M is moving with a velocity v on straight surface.What is the shortest
    distance and shortest time in which the block can be stopped if is coefficent of friction
    a.v2/2g,v/g
    b. v2/g,v/g
    c.v2/2Mg,v/g
    d none of the above
    Question 8 A horizontal force of F N is necessary to just hold a block stationary against a wall. The
    coefficient of friction between the block and the wall is . The weight of the block is
    a.F
    b. F(1+)
    c. F/
    d none of these

    Solution 1
    Force of friction opposes the motion. Force of friction=N=mg. Therefore retardation =mg/m=g
    From v2=u2+2as or S=v2/2g from v=u+at or t=v/g
    Solution 2
    Let W be the weight. Reaction force=F Weight downward=W weight Upward=frictional force=r=F
    For no movement weight Upward=Weight downward W=F
    Solution 3
    The downward force=mgsin The upward force=mgcos
    =mg(sin-kycos) at y=A, f(y)=0 ,
    0=sin-kAcos or K=tan/A

    Net force f(y)=mgsin-mgcos

    Solution 4
    let be the coefficient of friction . Acceleration is smooth 45 inclined plane=gsin=g/(2)sup>1/2.
    Acceeration in friction 45 inclined plane=gsin-qcos=[g/(2)sup>1/2(1-). Now s=ut+(1/2)at 2
    or 2s=at2 as =0 .
    For smooth plane 2s=g/(2)sup>1/2t2 ---(1)
    for friction plane 2s=[g/(2)sup>1/2(1-)(nt)2 -(2)
    so (1-)n2=1 or =1-1/n2
    Solution 5
    Let m be the mass per unit length. Let L be the full length and l be the length of chain hanging. So net
    force downwards=mlg . Net frictional force in opposite direction=m(L-l)g
    Now mlg=m(L-l)g
    or l=(L-l) or l=L/(1+)
    Solution 6
    Minimum force with which body will just move=smg. After the body start moving Frictional force
    becomes =kmg
    So ma=smg-kmg
    or a=g/4
    Solution 7
    Force of friction opposes the motion. Force of friction=N=mg
    Therefore retardation =mg/m=g
    From v2=u2+2as or S=v2/2g
    from v=u+at or t=v/g
    Solution 8
    Let W be the weight
    Reaction force=F
    Weight downward=W
    weight Upward=frictional force=r=F
    For no movement
    weight Upward=Weight downward
    W=F

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