Homework Statement
A ball is thrown with initial velocity 20m/sec against a wall 50 meters away. It is released from a height of 1.8 meters, and hits the wall at 1.2 meters. Find the angle of the throw.
Homework Equations
50=20t*cos(theta)
-.6=20t*sin(theta)-.5(9.8)(t^2)
The...
Ok, I've got the force of gravity equaling m*(-g)*sin[theta]. Friction doesn't apply to that one, so no "u".
Then, pushing force = u*mg*cos[theta].
Finally, force of the plane = P*(u*m).
If I add them together (?) I get P(u*m)+(m*g)(ucos[theta]-sin[theta])
I seem to have the last part...
Homework Statement
Person pushing a block with mass m on an inclined plane with angle [theta]. The friction coefficient is u. If the force applied is constant and parallel to the slope of the plane, show that the acceleration ax of the block in the direction of motion can be expressed as ...