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Object Traveling Up an Inclined Plane
I see. Didn't even think to use kinematics.- campbellst87
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Object Traveling Up an Inclined Plane
Can anybody comment on whether or not this looks correct?- campbellst87
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Object Traveling Up an Inclined Plane
I believe I've solved it using energy. Here's what I did (My main equation is in bold): Work (nonconservative) = (KE(f) + PE(f)) - (KE(i) + PE(i)) Work = F*Delta x Substituting the latter into the former and getting rid of things that will be zero, I get: Force*Delta x = (mgh(f)) -...- campbellst87
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Object Traveling Up an Inclined Plane
I was thinking about using (mgh + .5mv^2)initial = (mgh + .5mv^2)final, but I thought this is only true for conservative forces.- campbellst87
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Object Traveling Up an Inclined Plane
[SOLVED] Object Traveling Up an Inclined Plane Homework Statement In a circus performance, a monkey is strapped to a sled and both are given an initial speed of 2.0 m/s up a 19.0° inclined track. The combined mass of monkey and sled is 16 kg, and the coefficient of kinetic friction between...- campbellst87
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