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How do I calculate the forces on an incline with given parameters?
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[QUOTE="CWatters, post: 4495569, member: 423469"] Are you sure the force on the pulley 51N ? The diagram shows the tension in the rope is 51N. The tension in the rope will be the same both sides of the pulley. One side is parallel with the slope. One side at an angle. The total component parallel with the slope will be more than 51N. You haven't explained what T is (for example it's not shown on the diagram). [/QUOTE]
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