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If $µk=0.4$ determine the distance travelled by the block & the time it will take as it comes to rest.
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If $µk=0.4$ determine the distance travelled by the block & the time it will take as it comes to rest.
Mumbai University > FE > Sem 1 > Engineering Mechanics
Marks : 06
Years : DEC 2015
written 7.9 years ago by |
Let be the distance travelled by block before coming to rest
So, Work done by gravitational force = mgs sin15
Work done by frictional force = - mgs cos15 * (0.4)
Now, as particle is coming to rest, its final KE will be 0
Applying work-energy principle
$0 - 0.5 mu^2 =$ Work done by gravitational force + Work done by frictional force
$0 - 0.5 (50g) 20^2 = mgs\space \sin 15 - mgs\space \cos15 * (0.4) $
Solving, we get $S= 159.9 m $
Now, applying $V^2 = u^2 + 2as \\ 0 = 20^2 + 2a (159.9) \\ a= -1.251 m/s^2 $
Using $v = u+at \\ 0 = 20 - 1.251(t) \\ t = 15.987 sec \approx 16 sec $
Distance travelled by block is $159.9 \approx 160 m$ & time taken is 16 sec