Moving Force Calculator, Formula, MF Calculation

Moving Force Calculator

Enter the values of mass, m(kg), acceleration due to gravity, g(m/s2) and coefficient of friction to determine the value of moving force, MF(N).

Enter Mass: kg
Enter Coefficient of Friction:
   
Result – Moving Force: N

Moving Force Formula

Moving force refers to the total force required to overcome friction and initiate motion of an object along a surface.

Moving force, MF(N) in Newtons is calculated by multiplying the mass, m(kg) in kilograms, acceleration due to gravity, g(m/s2) in metres per second squared and coefficient of friction, u.

Moving force, MF(N) = m(kg) * g(m/s2) * u

MF(N) = moving force in Newtons, N.

m(kg) = mass in kilograms, kg.

g(m/s2) = acceleration due to gravity in metres per second squared, m/s2 (9.81 m/s2 on

Earth)

u = coefficient of friction.

Moving Force Calculation:

  1. Calculate the moving force required to slide a 50 kg crate along a warehouse floor with a coefficient of friction of 0.4.
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Given: m(kg) = 50kg, g(m/s2) = 9.81m/s2, u =0.4.

Moving force, MF(N) = m(kg) * g(m/s2) * u

MF(N) = 50 * 9.81 * 0.4

MF(N) = 196N.

  1. Calculate the mass of an object that requires a moving force of 294 Newtons to slide on a surface with a coefficient of friction of 0.3, assuming standard Earth gravity.

Given: MF(N) = 294N, g(m/s2) = 9.81m/s2, u =0.3.

Moving force, MF(N) = m(kg) * g(m/s2) * u

m(kg) = MF(N) / g(m/s2) * u

m(kg) = 294 / 9.81 * 0.3

m(kg) = 100kg.

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