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How is the force to move an object on a flat service calculated? Does it mater if it's flat or on edge?
dreit said:To calculate the force u have to take into account the amount of friction and also the weight of the mass u have
The equation for calculating the force needed to move an object on a flat surface is F = μN, where F is the force, μ is the coefficient of friction, and N is the normal force.
The coefficient of friction for a surface can be determined by conducting experiments and measuring the force needed to move an object on that surface. It can also be found in tables or charts for commonly used materials.
The amount of force needed to move an object on a flat surface can be affected by the weight of the object, the type and texture of the surface, and the presence of any external forces such as wind or water.
Yes, there is a maximum amount of force that can be applied to move an object on a flat surface, known as the limit of static friction. Once this limit is exceeded, the object will start to move.
The force needed to move an object on a flat surface can be reduced by using lubricants to reduce friction, increasing the surface area in contact with the object, or decreasing the weight of the object.