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A grindstone in the shape of a solid disk with diameter 0.520mand a mass of 50.0kgis rotating at 850rev/min. You press an ax against the rim with a normal force of 160N(Fig. P10.54), and the grindstone comes to rest in 7.50s. Find the coefficient of friction between the ax and the grindstone. You can ignore friction in the bearings.

Short Answer

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The coefficient of the friction will beμk=0.483.

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01

Angular acceleration

The angular acceleration of any moving body can be described as the changing rate of angular velocity of the body with respect to the time. The unit of angular acceleration is radians per square second.

The angular acceleration of the gritstone will be by the formula of motion,

Ӭz=Ӭ0z+αzt ….. (1)

localid="1664081898094" ∑τz=Iαzfk=μknμk=-(MRαz)/2n…..(2)

Where, nis force, Ӭzfinal rotation speed, Ӭ0zstarting rotation speed, αzrotation acceleration, τzis the torque, μkcoefficient of friction, fkfriction force, Imoment of inertia, and t is time. M is the mass and R is the radius of the object.

02

Given:

Consider the given data as below.

Diameter of disk, d=0.520m

Mass of disk, M=50.0kg

Rotation, Ó¬0z=850rev/min

Force, n=160N

Time, t=7.50s

03

Coefficient of friction:

Ӭz=Ӭ0z+αztWithӬz=0

0=850rev/min+αz7.50sαz=((850rev/(60sec)()(2πrad/1rev)))/7.50sαz=11.9rad/s2

And further, substitute known values into equation (2).

μk=MRαz2n=-(50.0kg)(0.260m)(-11.9rad/s2)2160N=0.483

The coefficient of the friction will be μk=0.483.

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