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In a problem concerning Mechanics/Dynamic Motion, I am asked to find the acceleration net of an unidentified mass. I am given mu (.1) and the slope of the incline (38 degrees). After searching through my notes and as well as online, I cannot seem to find a way to determine the magnitude of the acceleration using only these two pieces of data!
Net Acceleration = Force Applied - Force of Friction / mass
mu = .1
slope incline = 38 degrees
I am aware of how to use trigonometry with Normal Force, gravity, etc., but with only two measurements, I'm drawing up a total blank on how to properly this problem! I sure appreciate yall helping me out on this.
Net Acceleration = Force Applied - Force of Friction / mass
mu = .1
slope incline = 38 degrees
I am aware of how to use trigonometry with Normal Force, gravity, etc., but with only two measurements, I'm drawing up a total blank on how to properly this problem! I sure appreciate yall helping me out on this.