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Calculate:
a) The maximum values of the static and kinetic coefficients of friction that a trolley can have to
comply with the specifications.
b) The energy per meter of displacement that must be used to keep the cart in motion. Without
considering friction loss
Er=ec+ ep+trabajo− AQ
f 20 n m
a= = =0.5
m 40 kg 52
b) If the cart reaches 1.5 m/s and is released. How far will you travel before stopping?
A=
2
v j −v 0
=
2
0− ( 1.5s m )2=0.5 m/s 2
2d 2(2.25 m)
2 2
v j =v 0 +2 ad
A=
2
v j −v 0
=
2
0− ( 1.5s m )2=0.5 m/s 2
2d 2(2.25 m)
M =30 kg
F=20 N
d=1m
f 20 N 2 2
v 0=0 a= a= a=0.66 m/s v f =2(0.66 m/ s )¿
m 30 kg
v f =√ 8.91 v f =2.98 m/ s
Fuerza(f )=20 N
Masa(m)=30 kg
Distancia(d)=6.75 m
Aceleración(a)=0.666 m/s ²
Velocidad real=2.99 m/s
Velocidad con fricción=1.9 m/s
The energy consumed in braking to a stop is converted into thermal energy that
increases the temperature of the wheels and pavement and permanent
deformation of the wheels. O tires
(1.9)² 3.61
Sustitución af = = =0.26 m/s ²
2(6.75) 13.5
Frictional acceleration is equal to 0.26 m/ s ²
*Friction out formulation
Fr=m∗a
Resultant force is equal to the mass times the frictional acceleration.
Substitution:
F=30 kg∗0.26 m/ s ²=8.1 ¿
The resultant force with friction ¿ 7.8 N rounded to integers F=8 N
F N =m∗g
F N =30∗10=300
Fricción
µ=
FN
Datos :
Fuerza(f )=20 N
Masa(m)=30 kg
Distancia(d)=6.75 m
Datos :
w
t= w=¿ g∗h t=m∗g∗h/ p
p
w
T=
p
m=1,100
2
g=9.81 m/ s
h=10 m
p=745 watts
b) At what speed should the water flow out if you have a pipe whose outlet is 2
m below the tank and you do not take into account the energy losses due to
friction? He considers that energy is conserved, so he starts by equating the
formulas for potential and kinetic energy, and uses g = 10 m/s2.
Datos :
m=1,100
2
g=10 m/ s
h=10 m−2=8 m
Ec=Ep v= √
❑
2 mgh
m
2
mv
=mgh
2
v= √
❑
2 gh
m
v ❑√ 2∗10∗8
v=❑√ 160 m 2 / s=12.64 m/ s
c) What was the energy lost due to friction if the actual exit velocity is 5m/s and
only 5 liters of water exit?
Eo= p∗g∗v
2 2
Eo=1000 kg/m ∗10 m/s ∗12.65=126.500
2 2
Ef =5000 kg /m ∗10 m/s ∗5 m/s=250.000
ΔE=126,500−250.000=123.500
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