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An observer and a vehicle, both start moving together from rest (towards right) with acceleration 5m/s2 and 2m/s2, respectively. There is a 1 kg block on the floor of the vehicle and coefficient of friction is μ=0.3 between their surfaces. What is the magnitude of the work done (in J) by frictional force on the 1kg block observed by the running observer, during first second of the motion.
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Limiting value of frictional force on the block is fr
frmax=μmg=0.3×10=2N
Pseudo force acting on block =ma1=×2=N
Here frmax>ma1 (therefore block do not move relative to vehicle)
Frictional force act fr=ma1=2N
Relative acceleration of vehicle w.r.t man is ar=5+2=3m/s2
Charge in speraation =y=12art2
for t=1,y=12×3×1=2m
Work done by frictional force =fr×y=3J

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