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An object of mass M = 1,338 g is pushed at a constant speed up a frictionless inclined surface which forms an angle θ = 50 degr...Asked by Nala
An object of mass M = 1,338 g is pushed at a constant speed up a frictionless inclined surface which forms an angle θ = 50 degrees with the horizontal. Incline is increasing. What is the magnitude of the force that is exerted by the inclined surface on the object?
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Answered by
bobpursley
Again, what is the normal force of weight?
Answered by
Gharib
Tilt your axis such that, Y is pointing to the opposite of Weight of M. And X is pointing towards the right. (like usual). [The axis shown in the diagram requires you to find Fnet, which I don't know how to find; thus use this method].
In that case,
Positive being up,
-W(of M)+Ncos50=0
=> N=Mg/cos50
plug your numbers, that's your answer.
In that case,
Positive being up,
-W(of M)+Ncos50=0
=> N=Mg/cos50
plug your numbers, that's your answer.
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