Recent content by Jeff Long

I see. That makes sense. I also see I didn't need to convert to mass by dividing by g then multiplying by g... I assume that I am correct that the gravity force parallel to incline is in fact what I am looking for, the load on the tow straps/tree? Thank you! Cheers, Jeff

Hi, I'm brushing up on my physics, and I have a real world problem I've chosen to solve! First the Word Problem part of it, then the Physics after that... I have a 3000 lb. Recreational Trailer that I wish to put on my driveway on the side. The driveway is at a 10 degree angle from level...

Hi, I'm Jeff, I'm not a student, and I'm 48. It's been forever since I've taken physics classes, and I'm looking to brush up. I have found some actual physics challenges around the house, and I'm working on those. Thanks in advance for any assistance, and I'm hoping I can help someone as well!