Fundamentals of Physics Extended (10th Edition)

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Chapter 6 - Force and Motion-II - Problems - Page 142: 26b

Answer

The magnitude for $F_3 $ is $147N$

Work Step by Step

Rearranging the whole system force equation from part (a): $F=m_ta + μ_km_tg $ $F=m_t(a + μ_kg )$ $\frac{F}{m_t}=a + μ_kg $ Substitute the result into the eqn for $F_3$ from part (a): $F_3=m_3(a + μ_kg )$ becomes $F_3=m_3(\frac{F}{m_t} )$ This solution proves that $F_3$ is not dependent on the coefficient of friction. So if it is changed the value of $F_3$ remains constant. Therefore the magnitude for $F_3 $ is $147N$
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