Recent content by endaman95

Yes I am most certainly familiar as I can solve easier dynamics problems and such but I understand your concern. I should have posted a full attempt to try and solve the problem. Anyway If it doesn't slide there should be friction force opposite of mgsinB right?

I am not asking for the answer as I know the answer is zero. This is what I drew and do not know what to do next. What I am trying to ask is what is holding the mass m so the friction force is zero. I found the normal force 12.5 N and mgsinB is 6 N. What could be holding that block instead of...

Well I drew it for both of the blocks. The small mass m has the normal force upwards perpendicular to the incline and its own weight. The incline plane has the normal force acting on it self and the F force pushing it. How should I approach the next phase? How is it possible for the friction...

Homework Statement To illustrate there is an incline plane (Mass=M) on a frictionless horizontal plane. It is being pushed by an F force on its non incline side. There is also an m mass on the incline. Mass m does not slide over M. Angle of the incline is Beta. sin B= 0.6, cos B= 0.8, M= 3...

Thank you. My misconception was thinking of it as a vectoral quantity. Now I get it.

Homework Statement Consider the mass m1 on a simple incline plane. It passes from point A downwards with the velocity v0 and stops at point B (still on the plane). What is the work done by the normal force on mass m during the complete motion? Homework Equations The Attempt at a...

I was thinking the same thing. Thank you for the answer.

Homework Statement Which of the following is an inertial frame of reference when the measuring sensitivity in not very high? 1. A frame of reference fixed to the Sun and its axes are pointing toward 3 other stars. 2.A frame of reference fixed to a laboratory table. Homework Equations...