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SagarPatil
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So we are doing a lab in class where you have to calculate coefficient of friction.
This picture shows exactly what we are doing except the wooden block is flat
There weight on the string.
http://facstaff.gpc.edu/~apepper/website pics/friction2.jpg
So
what does added load (there is no units beside it)
What does applied force (assuming in Newtons, they are static friction)
What does applied load mean? (The units are in grams)
Here is some other info
Weight of wooden block is 186 G
This picture shows exactly what we are doing except the wooden block is flat
There weight on the string.
http://facstaff.gpc.edu/~apepper/website pics/friction2.jpg
So
what does added load (there is no units beside it)
What does applied force (assuming in Newtons, they are static friction)
What does applied load mean? (The units are in grams)
Here is some other info
Weight of wooden block is 186 G