Free body diagram for the suitcase:
Forces acting on the suitcase are,
i) Weight of the suitcase vertically
downward
ii) Normal force vertically upwards
iii) Frictional force horizontally to
left
iv) Force from the rope,
horizontally to right
Net force on the suitcase in the vertical direction is zero,
Frictional force
Net force on the suitcase in the horizontal direction is
Horizontal acceleration of the suitcase is
Please include all equations, thank you 9. A girl is dragging a suitcase along a rough...
9. A girl is dragging a suitcase along a rough surface by pulling horizontally on a rope that is attached to it. Draw a free body diagram for the suitcase. If the coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.54 and the mass of the suitcase is 20 kg, and the girl is pulling with a force of 200 N find the horizontal accelłeration of the suitcase.
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