Mathematics (URGENT)
By Looking Cuty •
Heeey frnds,I have got some questions in maths but i could n't find the answer for that can any one help, and tell me how to find that?
a)A 68.03kg skater experiences 18.37 kg of friction when skating on a dry steel surface.Then, how to find the constant??? (corrected up to 2 decimal places)
b)Then ,write a direct variation equation for this situation
THEN AFTER ALL,, CAN U HELP ME TO KNOW HOW TO DO ALL THESE?????
-thnks
Brushing up some old physics....
Friction = weight x constant
18.37 = 68.03 x constant
This gives constant = 18.37/68.03 = 0.27
Didnt follow the second question.
Brushing up some old physics....
Friction = weight x constant
18.37 = 68.03 x constant
This gives constant = 18.37/68.03 = 0.27
Didnt follow the second question.
(a) 0.27
(b) f= 0.27W where f is frictional force and W is weight of skater