Question: One block (A, mass 2.00 kg) rests atop another (B, mass 5.00 kg) on a horizontal surface. The surface is a powered walkway accelerating to
One block (A, mass 2.00 kg) rests atop another (B, mass 5.00 kg) on a horizontal surface. The surface is a powered walkway accelerating to the right at 2.50 m/s2. B does not slip on the walkway surface, nor does A slip on B’s top surface.
(a) Sketch the free-body diagram of each block. Use these to determine the force responsible for A’s acceleration. Is it (1) the pull of the walkway, (2) the nor-mal force on A by the top surface of B, (3) the force of static friction on the bottom surface of B, or (4) the force of static friction acting on A due to the top surface of B?
(b) Determine the forces of static friction on each block.
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