1. Oct 19, 2005 #1

   monkeypretzels

   

   how could you possibly find accerlation when you only have a Fx and that force is being pulled at 25 degrees

    

   monkeypretzels, Oct 19, 2005
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3. Oct 19, 2005 #2

   HallsofIvy

   

   Science Advisor

   First of all, a "force" cannot be pulled! I presume you mean that an object is being pulled, at 25 degrees by a force with horizontal component Fx. 25 degrees to what? The x-axis? Assuming, since Fx= Fcos(25) where F is the magnitude of the force, F= Fx/cos(25) so Fy, the vertical component, is
   Fy= Fsin(25)= Fx(sin(25)/cos(25))= Fx tan(25). In order to find the acceleration, you will also need to know the mass of the object.

    

   HallsofIvy, Oct 19, 2005

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