Fuerzas de rozamiento¶

Fig. 71 A simple friction force has a constant modulus and points in the opposite direction of the velocity vector¶

(152)¶\[\vec{F}_R=-\mu\vec{N}\]

(153)¶\[\vec{F}_R=-\gamma \vec{v}\]

Coeficientes de rozamiento¶

Fig. 72 In the dynamic regime, friction is produced by the irregularity on the surface of two objects that are moving against each other.¶

Fig. 73 In the static regime, friction is produced by the irregularity on the surface of two objects that are stationary with respect to each other.¶

Rozamiento dependiente de la velocidad¶

Fig. 74 For an object moving inside a fluid the friction (drag) depends on the velocity the object is moving as it must move more fluid the faster it goes.¶

Magnitudes escalares¶

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(154)¶\[-i\hbar\psi=\hat{h}\psi\]

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Magnitudes vectoriales¶

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Unidades¶

Problemas y ejemplos resueltos¶

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