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Applied Mathematics — Second Secondary
Unit 1: Statics
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Forces
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Resolution of Forces
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Resultant of Coplanar Concurrent Forces
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Equilibrium of a Rigid Body under Coplanar Forces
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Equilibrium on a Rough Horizontal Plane
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The force of friction
Coefficient of friction and angle of friction
Equilibrium of a body on a rough horizontal plane
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Equilibrium on a Rough Horizontal Plane — Lesson quiz
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Unit 2: Solid and Analytic Geometry
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Lines and Planes in Space
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The Pyramid and the Cone
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Lateral and Total Area of Pyramid and Cone
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Volume of the Right Pyramid and Cone
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Volume of the Right Pyramid and Cone — Lesson quiz
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Equation of a Circle
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Equation of a Circle — Lesson quiz
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Equilibrium on a Rough Horizontal Plane
Applied Mathematics — Second Secondary
Equilibrium on a Rough Horizontal Plane
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Coefficient of friction and angle of friction
Coefficient of friction and angle of friction
When the body is about to move, the limiting friction gives F = μ R. The
angle of friction
λ is defined by:
tan λ = μs
The angle of friction is the angle that the total reaction of the surface makes with the normal reaction when the body is on the point of moving.
The coefficient of friction is never negative, and in the problems of this course it is usually not greater than 1.
The limiting friction increases with the normal reaction, and does not depend on the area of contact.
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