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> （12分）如图所示，水平传送带AB长为20m，传送带以2.0m/s的速度匀速运动。现在A处放一质量为m无初速度的小物体，已知物体与传送带之间的动摩擦因数为0.4；（g=10m/s 2）求：（1）小物体从A运动到B所用的时间为多少？（2）若要使小物体从A运动到B所用的时间最短，则传送带的速度至少应为多少？

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发布时间：2024-09-11

（12分）如图所示，水平传送带AB长为20m，传送带以2.0m/s的速度匀速运动。现在A处放一质量为m无初速度的小物体，已知物体与传送带之间的动摩擦因数为0.4；（g=10m/s ²）

求：（1）小物体从A运动到B所用的时间为多少？
（2）若要使小物体从A运动到B所用的时间最短，则传送带的速度至少应为多少？

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