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Forces and defining coordinate systems
Homework Statement Homework Equations F=ma vi=vf + at The Attempt at a Solution If i was to define upward as positive y direction, would the answer be = -881 pounds (btw why is the answer in the image in Newtons?) and because i defined upward as +y would ƩF = T - w? where w = mg.- Amideus
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- Coordinate Coordinate systems Forces Systems
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Basic Question about Forces: Understanding Normal and Reaction Forces
Aha yeah sorry that's what happens when you take chemistry and physics at the same time. My brains fried, time to take a breather X.X. Thanks Guys!- Amideus
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Basic Question about Forces: Understanding Normal and Reaction Forces
Wow thanks guys! Lol why don't books just say that? All it took was a sentence to clarify. Thanks again!- Amideus
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Basic Question about Forces: Understanding Normal and Reaction Forces
1. Okay so in a book it says that a normal force is the force a surface exerts on an object so there can be no net charge when the object is at rest (correct me if i am wrong). But when setting up a problem i found in a book, specifically Oman's "How to Solve Physics Problems" they gave me this...- Amideus
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