5.13 In the figure below M1 = 4.00 kg. The horizontal force F = 13.0 i N. There is friction between the mass and the surface. The static coefficient of friction µs = 0.300. The kinetic coefficient of friction µg = 0.250. M1 1) What is the Force perpendicular of the table pushing up on M1? 2) What would be the maximum static friction force? 3) If the block is moving, what would be the kinetic friction force? 4) Does the block move? 5) What is the acceleration of the block?

5.13 In the figure below M1 = 4.00 kg. The horizontal force F = 13.0 i N. There is friction between the mass and the surface. The static coefficient of friction µs = 0.300. The kinetic coefficient of friction µg = 0.250. M1 1) What is the Force perpendicular of the table pushing up on M1? 2) What would be the maximum static friction force? 3) If the block is moving, what would be the kinetic friction force? 4) Does the block move? 5) What is the acceleration of the block?

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