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Block sliding on a semicircular track with friction
That makes sense, thank you- zuzelle
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Block sliding on a semicircular track with friction
Excuse me for asking again, like this?- zuzelle
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Block sliding on a semicircular track with friction
Since the friction is constantly changing because of both angle change and velocity change, I took a very small angle dθ, so that while the block is covering it, its velocity would change by dv, its height by rdθ*cosθ and the friction force wouldn't change much, because N isn't changing either...- zuzelle
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How does this system work? (Four pulleys and a rope lifting a mass)
I used the regular way of solving problems with pulleys. I tried to find the tension forces, which must be the same in the rope, but I get it wrong- zuzelle
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- Lifting Mass Pulleys Rope System Work
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