AP Physics 1· difficulty 3/5
Block B () rests on block A (), which sits on a frictionless floor. A horizontal force of is applied to block A. Friction between A and B is sufficient that B does <strong>not</strong> slip. What horizontal friction force acts on block B from block A?
Explanation
System acceleration: . To accelerate B at , friction on B must be , directed forward.
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