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Acceleration of two packages on an incline
That's exactly what I did: Package A X: mg sin 20 - uk_a(Fn) + B_A = M_a(a) Package A Y: Fn = mg cos 20 Package B X: mg sin 20 - uk_b(Fn) - A_B = M_b(a) Package B Y: Fn = mg cos 20 What I didn't understand was how they tied together. The solutions manual says to add the two equations...- Zontar
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Acceleration of two packages on an incline
Homework Statement Two packages at UPS start sliding down a 20 degree incline. Package A has a mass of 5kg and a coefficient of friction of 0.20. Package B has a mass of 10kg and a coefficient of 0.15. Package A is in front of Package B according to a diagram given. The distance between...- Zontar
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- Acceleration Incline
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Settting up force problem with only mass and velocity provided
Homework Statement A 60kg person is in a head-on collision. The car's speed at impact is 15 m/s. Estimate the net force on the person if they are wearing their seat belt and the air bags deploy. When these two events occur, the passenger decelerates over a distance of 1 m. Homework...- Zontar
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- Force Mass Velocity
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