The discussion revolves around finding the equations of motion for an object leaving a curved ramp, specifically focusing on the motion along the ramp (AB) and after it exits (BC). The problem involves concepts from dynamics and kinematics, including forces acting on the object such as gravity, friction, and normal force.
Participants are actively engaging with the problem, raising questions about the setup and the physics involved. Some suggest that part of the problem may be too complex to solve without further guidance, while others emphasize the importance of the original poster working through the problem independently.
There is an acknowledgment of the difficulty of the problem, particularly regarding the curved nature of the ramp and the implications for the equations of motion. Participants also note the importance of adhering to forum rules that discourage providing direct solutions.
No problem, hope there are no hard feelings and good luck on your exam. Thank you for clarifying things.cantleave said:I'm having an exam in 2 days, after that I will be able to concentrate more on this problem. Please don't close the thread. I'll be back as soon as I can. Thank you