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What the normal force is for an object on a flat surface?
Force is porportional to area. A purely (theoretical) flat surface will have equal amounts of force applied to every point in contact, provided that the object weighs the same in each point.
What is the definition of plane of application?
A plane of application is an imaginary, flat surface in which an applied force passes through.
On a flat surface the coefficient of friction is a ratio between and the weight of the object?
The force of friction!
What is the force that slows down an object rolling along on a perfectly flat surface?
friction
Resultant hydrostatic force acts through a point known as?
Center of Pressure. CP is located at the centroid on a flat panal or surface.
What the normal force is for an object on a flat surface?
Force is porportional to area. A purely (theoretical) flat surface will have equal amounts of force applied to every point in contact, provided that the object weighs the same in each point.
What is the definition for plane of application?
A plane of application is an imaginary, flat surface in which an applied force passes through.
What is the definition of plane of application?
A plane of application is an imaginary, flat surface in which an applied force passes through.
What is flat surface?
A flat surface generally refers to a horizontal surface and is referred to as the plane.
What force slows a marble rolling on a flat surface?
Gravity!
What happens when a river flows over a flat surface like a plateau?
the plateau will get flat
What happens when a curved surface is transferred to a flat map?
there is distortion
What happens to the surface are of fat when it's emulsified?
It becomes softer and/or thins out if put on a flat surface.
What happens to images on globes when they are transferred to a flat surface?
ovalish shape
How the friction is called somewhat evil in our life?
Because it takes all the F=μN out of our lives! F- Force in Newtons (N) μ - Greek letter Mu (Coefficient of friction with no units) N-Normal force (force perpendicular to surface measured in newtons N) (found using mass * gravity assuming you're on a flat surface) When a surface has a lot of friction, the force applied is lowered due to the higher friction coefficient. When there's more friction, it takes more force to move an object on a surface.
What happens to the images on the globe when they are transfered to a flat surface?
It depends on the projection that is used.
On a flat surface the coefficient of friction is a ratio between and the weight of the object?
The force of friction!
