The UPS guy is delivering two rectangular boxes to the 4th floor. The boxes are stacked vertically in the elevator. The one on the bottom has a mass of 5.00 kg and the one on the top has a mass of 2.00 kg. The elevator, the UPS guy, and both boxes are accelerating upward at 2.50 m/s2. What is the magnitude of the normal force between the two boxes? For the physical representation (part 2a), draw and label an appropriate free-body diagram. For both the physical representation (part 2a) and the solution (part 3a), indicate specifically if the system being analyzed is the top box by itself, the bottom box by itself, or the combination of the two boxes taken as a single object.
The UPS guy is delivering two rectangular boxes to the 4th floor. The boxes are stacked...
2 Main Question Consider two stacked boxes, A and B, as shown to the right. Box A has a mass of 8.0 kg, and box B has a mass of 12.0 kg. Box B is dragged to the right by a force F. The coefficient of kinetic friction be- tween the floor and box B is 0.50, and the coefficient What is the largest A can be for box A to not slip off the top? What will the acceleration...
Three boxes, with masses m1, m2, m3 (kg) are stacked vertically; the bottom box is in contact with a rough floor and the surfaces between each box are also rough. An external force Fext (N) acts on the bottom box at an angle of XX degrees relative to the horizontal, as a result of which all three masses accelerate together with an acceleration a (m/s^2). a) Identify the number of forces acting on each box, b) starting with the top...
Example 3: Two UPS workers are unloading a truck full of 10 kg boxes One slides them down a ramp to the ground. The other picks packages up from the top of the ramp and walks them 3 m horizontally before setting them straight down onto the ground 1 m below (Bending her knees, not her back!). Find the work done by the force of gravity on a package for (a) sliding down the ramp and (b) being walked over...