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Help with an inclined plane problem
Must admit to being surprised at having created a problem which it appears that nobody has tackled before. As I say I can find nothing on the net. Even if I modify the question to say something like find what value of Fmove is required to move the pin upwards, in terms of theta and the friction...- DudleySquires
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Help with an inclined plane problem
Here's where I've got to. I've got as far as balancing the pin, then the wedge, and now I'm considering how the friction & perp forces between wall and pin should be accounted for. I've used a friction coefficient of 0.3, which has resulted in the "slip" beginning at ~17deg. When that...- DudleySquires
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Help with an inclined plane problem
One of the design constraints is that the force to activate the adaptor Fmove must be <= the force without the adapter Fdown. So I'm trying to deal only with the limit case where they are the same.- DudleySquires
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Help with an inclined plane problem
Hello folks. After a while lurking I've finally got a problem that I need some help with! 1. Homework Statement I'm designing an adaptor for a drinks optic and have translated one of the aspects of the design into the following problem. There is plenty of stuff on the net about simple...- DudleySquires
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