Nick Leeson
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Homework Statement
perpendicular weight is given,
Parallel weight is given
Need to find actual weight and angle of incline
The discussion revolves around calculating the actual weight and angle of an incline based on given perpendicular and parallel weight components. The subject area pertains to physics, specifically forces on inclined planes.
Some participants are seeking clarification on the problem specifics, while others are exploring the mathematical relationships involved. There is an ongoing examination of how the weight components relate to the angle of incline, but no consensus has been reached on the approach to take.
The original poster has provided specific values for the perpendicular and parallel weights but has not included additional context or constraints from the homework prompt.
Nick Leeson said:I am given a problem that states the perpendicular weight is 390 and the parallel weight is 330 and it ask to find the weight or force of gravity and the angle of the incline. I know that the perpendicular weight is equal to mgsine theta, and the parallel weight is mgcosin theta.