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1) The two man bobsled has a maximum mass allowed is 390 kg. We'll use that....

1) The two man bobsled has a maximum mass allowed is 390 kg. We'll use that. Here is a stunning number: The coefficient of kinetic friction between the bobsled runner and the ice is .0073! Since there are two runners, we will multiply that number by 2 and get .0146. Calculate the normal force of the bobsled: Fn

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M 340 kg 介 0146 (Bo1) V M F3,622 N - O. 0146 x3622 L55 012 V

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