The discussion focuses on calculating the friction force on an inclined plane using the work-energy theorem. The user initially calculated the friction force as 12.28N but later corrected it to 11N after providing detailed calculations. The equations utilized include Wnet = Ek and the breakdown of work done against gravity and friction. The final confirmation from another participant validates the corrected friction force calculation.
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TheRedDevil18 said:Homework Statement
Homework Equations
Wnet = Ek
The Attempt at a Solution
1) That was fine.
2) I just want to confirm if this answer is right?, I got 12.28N. Used work energy theorem.
Sorry for double post, edited the title
haruspex said:
TheRedDevil18 said: