conceptual physics Calculating friction forces
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@MustangGTR2 Lol. Don't even waste your time on such idiots o_O
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@zzzbambamzzz hehe so according to your logic an object that moves is always accelerating ?
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@zzzbambamzzz No that's correct. In order to calculate frictional force you need a constant velocity, with >no< acceleration. BAMMM B)
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He said it was at a constant speed, since acceleration is a change in speed or direction, he is correct. Seems like some people should worry more about their textbook than what the teacher is wearing.
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this guy is obviously a child molester. just look at his jeans and that fanny pack.
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@CrimsonSoul777 LOL at the beginning I thought you were being racist...then i saw that you were right.
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@soothsayer61 Oh, and you think your so sma--... well actually, that was nicely said.
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Obviously, if there is no acceleration, that must mean that the Force of Friction is equal to the applied force.
In this case, Fa = 3N, furthermore, the Ff must equal 3N, considering acc is 0.
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No, he said friction equals the force that you are pulling the object (with no acceleration) so friction is 3 newtons.
Chuck Norris is teachin' the asian kids!!
CrimsonSoul777 1 year ago 18
at 0:09 he says: "I'm going to pull it, so it has no acceleration". Pay attention. Maybe you should be one of his students and take notes ;).
zzzbambamzzz 3 years ago 11