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A sled of mass 100. kg decelerates at 0.40 m/s² while coasting over the ice. Draw the free body diagram.
What is the "slowing" force of friction due to ice?​

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The slowing force of friction due to ice on the given sled on the ice is determined as 40 N.

Slowing force of friction due to ice

The slowing force of friction due to ice can be determined by using Newton's second law of motion as follows;

F = ma

where;

  • m is mass
  • a is acceleration

F = 100 x 0.4

F = 40 N

Thus, the slowing force of friction due to ice on the given sled on the ice is determined as 40 N.

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