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Horizontal force on particle moving up rough incline at constant speed
Aahhhhh! i got ittttttt! :biggrin: •I made two equations, one equal to R, and other P, that is in both R and P were unknown and then solved it "simultaneously" :approve: Husshhh! Thank-you guys for Ur help, thanks alotttt! :D- T.S.M
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Horizontal force on particle moving up rough incline at constant speed
For finding the normal reaction, R - (0.5g cos α) - (P sin α) = 05 * 0 (zero because, no acc. upwards) Now equation for the motion of direction (P cos α) - (0.5g sin α) - (0.5* Value of R) = 0.5 * 0 (zero because, speed is 'constant') So, am i going right? The magnitude of R which i m...- T.S.M
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Horizontal force on particle moving up rough incline at constant speed
Hmm, i get what are you saying , but still 'P is UNKNOWN and R too' so 2 unknowns :P how can we solve it ;) And may be it's misprinting or something, how can they both be equal to 9.8! :/ Umm btw u tried it? :P Lemme know ASAP!- T.S.M
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Horizontal force on particle moving up rough incline at constant speed
But reaction force can only be found out when we have the magnitude of P! And that's what we do't have! :S And the answer at the back of book is 9.8 N , both reaction force and P also! Both equal to 9.8 :/ Aaargh it's confusing! :O- T.S.M
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Force on pulley with particles on inclined plane
Two particles P and Q of mass 2 kg and 3 kg respectively are connected by a light inextensible string. The string passes over a small smooth pulley which is fixed at the top of a rough inclined plane. The plane is inclined to the horizontal at an angle of 30°. Particle P is held at rest on the...- T.S.M
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- Dynamics
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Horizontal force on particle moving up rough incline at constant speed
Hey Everyone, here's a question i have issue with :( A particle of mass 0.5 kg is pushed up a line af a greatest slope of a rough plane by a horizontal force of magnitude ℙ N. The plane is inclined at an angle 'α' (that is alpha) where tan α = 0.75 and the coefficient of friction between 'ℙ'...- T.S.M
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- Inclined Inclined plane Particle Plane
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Mechanics Kinematic General Concept question, not a numerical?
Yep, i'm! :S That's what is confusing me! :O- T.S.M
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Mechanics Kinematic General Concept question, not a numerical?
Hey thanks! Yes yes i tried the way you told, that is keeping the acceleration the same, i got the answer right! :D Thank-you :) Errmm btw can you please tell me whether the theory, my teacher told is right or wrong?- T.S.M
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Mechanics Kinematic General Concept question, not a numerical?
Mechanics Kinematic General Concept question, not a numerical!? I'm really confused concerning the positive direction and the acceleration taken while concerning the motion of the ball! Well, the main thing that i wanted to ask is that if 2 balls are been projected at the same time in two...- T.S.M
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- Concept General Kinematic Mechanics Numerical
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