Coefficient of Friction - Harder Problems (AQA A-Level Mathematics): Flashcards
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Static friction formula
Static friction formula
Kinetic friction formula
Kinetic friction formula
Weight component parallel to incline
Weight component parallel to incline
Weight component perpendicular to incline
Weight component perpendicular to incline
Newton's second law formula
Newton's second law formula
Limiting equilibrium
Limiting equilibrium
Object on the verge of moving; maximum static friction applies
When to use static friction
When to use static friction
When object is stationary or preventing motion
When to use kinetic friction
When to use kinetic friction
When the object is moving
First step in friction problems
First step in friction problems
Draw a free body diagram
Normal force with angled forces
Normal force with angled forces
May not equal if other forces act at angles
