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1. On Earth, the acceleration of gravity is about 10 m/s2. What would it be on...

1. On Earth, the acceleration of gravity is about 10 m/s2. What would it be on Mars, where Mars has radius that is nearly 0.53 Earth's, and a mass which is only 0.107 Earth's,

2. Suppose there is a box of books with a mass of 10 kg resting on a flat horizontal table, and that the coefficient of static friction between the table and the box is 0.5.

If you push on the box with a force of 60 newtons, will the box move?

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Answer #1

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Acceleration due gravity on Earth, g_{e}=GM_{e}/R_{e}^{2}

Acceleration due gravity on Mars, gmGMm

Given Je = 10m /s

Rm 0.53R,

and M_{m}=0.107M_{e}

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gmGMm

9m = G * 0.107M,/(0.53R,)2

Im- G*0.107 Me/0.2809 R2

0.107 GMe R

0.107 ge 0.2809 .

0.107 28010m/s2

ANSWER: 9m = 3.809m/s

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2)

mg

Here N is the Normal Reaction and Fr is the frictional Force

Applied Force =60 N

if Applied Force is larger than Frictional Force then the box will move

Fr=mu N

Fr=mu mg

Fr=0.5*10kg*9.81m/s^{2}

Fr=49.05N

Applied Force > Fr

ANSWER : The Box will move.

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