A turntable is rotating at a
at a constant angular speed of
36 revolutions per minute. The r...
Physics, 08.02.2022 06:00 Karamatullah
A turntable is rotating at a
at a constant angular speed of
36 revolutions per minute. The radius of the turntable is
10 centimeters. A 0.30-gram bug starts walking slowly from the
center toward the rim of the turntable. The coefficient of static
friction between the bug and the turntable is 0.116.
(a) Find the magnitude of the force of static friction.
(b) Find the maximum distance in centimeters from the center of
the turntable that the bug can walk without slipping.
Answers: 3
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