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Asish Mahapatra
·2009-05-25 09:19:46
Let the force be F and angle with horizontal be θ.
Then N = mg - Fsinθ
and Fcosθ = μN = μmg - μFsinθ
==> F = μmg/(cosθ+μsinθ)
differentiate F wrt θ,
μ = tanθ for which F is least
putting the above result in the expression for F,
Fmin = mgsinθ = mg*μ/√1+μ2
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Anuj
·2009-05-26 02:57:34
but from where did the angle came?
it is dragged, so the angle should not be 0?????????
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Samarth Kashyap
·2009-05-26 03:46:57
here the question is asked for the least for required to pull the block.
u should note that the least force is required not when it is pulled horizontally but when pulled at an angle as shown in the diagram.
also note that force of friction is directly proportional to normal reaction.
when force is applied at an angle, the vertical component reduces the normal reaction and horizontal componont produces acceleration.
working is shown by ashish in post#2
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santoshprasad
·2010-02-26 08:17:56
kya funu question hai yaar hats of to u ek word ne pure answer ko badal diya.
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Kalyan Pilla
·2010-03-01 08:44:11
Wasnt dis an SMS QOD some days back???
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SURYA RAMKUMAR
·2010-04-29 05:34:02
lol.....nice question?? i thought it was a CLASSIC [1]...
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digits
·2010-08-09 00:24:59
i did solved it but i dint took the angular force . nice question
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hemantasoham jhargram
·2012-03-27 05:28:00
the angle of friction fro minimum force is tan inverse(1/U)