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Homework Statement


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Homework Equations


fd cos theta

The Attempt at a Solution


Finding the work done. Please anybody help me[/B]

 

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shahrilmajid said:

Homework Statement


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Homework Equations


fd cos theta

The Attempt at a Solution


Finding the work done. Please anybody help me[/B]
You need to show some attempt first.
List the forces, creating symbols to represent them (like, N for normal force).
Resolve into vertical and horizontal components.
Write equations relating these.
 
Constant velocity, a=0
f=ma , mean total f in x and y direction is totally 0
on y componen = N-W+Fsin teta
x component = fk + Fsin teta

please check
 
shahrilmajid said:
Constant velocity, a=0
f=ma , mean total f in x and y direction is totally 0
on y componen = N-W+Fsin teta
x component = fk + Fsin teta

please check

1) It's very unlikely that the forces in two orthogonal directions are calculated with the same trigonometric function
2) In your x-direction balance both forces are pointing in the same direction