Engineering Statics | Theory | Friction in Wheels, Wedges, and Multiple Objects

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Engineering Statics | Theory | Friction in Wheels, Wedges, and Multiple Objects

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Contents:
Introduction: (0:00)
Wheels and Wedges: (0:08)
Multiple Objects: (6:45)
  1. Dr. Clayton Pettit
  2. Engineering Statics
  3. Friction
  4. Dry Friction
  5. Static Friction
  6. Kinetic Friction
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I don't understand why we account for normal force which is reaction to weight and ignore weight in equilibrium?

mugiseyebrows
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hi clayton, i really appreciate your quality here, but just wondering: at 4:26 figure B, the frictional force also generates a moment in a direction opposite of M which is the reason why it is harder to start moving a car than it is to keep it moving right?

filthyfillium