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Calculate the minimum force required
F=Cos𝜶W/[sin(θ+𝜶)] and A= cos𝜶/μ just wanted to know how that formula is derived as I don't see any clue on it- ALIAHMAD
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate the minimum force required
yeah I can do these like the combined trig term is sin(θ+𝜶) my teacher told me that considering θ will make the question more complicated as for every angle there is some minimum and then to find the minimalist of them is very hard he told me that these types of questions are solved by using...- ALIAHMAD
- Post #38
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Calculate the minimum force required
I understand your point but that's how the question is given anyways thank you for giving me your precious time- ALIAHMAD
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the last question (question 19)- ALIAHMAD
- Post #35
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let me send you the whole question- ALIAHMAD
- Post #34
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THE ANSWER GIVEN IS 20√5 maybe by considering that it is close to 25 as it was asked to be minimum- ALIAHMAD
- Post #32
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Calculate the minimum force required
this this question has option sgiven as follows a-20√3N b-50√3N c-50N d-20√5 N- ALIAHMAD
- Post #30
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Calculate the minimum force required
you are guiding me the question with understanding of high level physics and I don't think it applies to these questions still I am open to learn new things- ALIAHMAD
- Post #28
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Calculate the minimum force required
it is a basic level question of my coaching institute's daily practice paper intended for the preparation of JEE so I think it is ought to be a little easy(not including problems with continuous variable)- ALIAHMAD
- Post #27
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Calculate the minimum force required
considering small acceleration to be negligible we can say that- ALIAHMAD
- Post #24
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Calculate the minimum force required
yeah got your point the θ must be above the horizontal. thank you- ALIAHMAD
- Post #22
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Calculate the minimum force required
if i take acceleration to be zero I would give me the force that would not move the block to make a block move it need to have some acceleration- ALIAHMAD
- Post #21
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Calculate the minimum force required
nailed it man got the answer- ALIAHMAD
- Post #19
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Calculate the minimum force required
sir PeroK help!- ALIAHMAD
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Calculate the minimum force required
yeah i understand it- ALIAHMAD
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