The discussion revolves around calculating the friction force on an inclined plane using the work-energy theorem. Participants are exploring the relationship between net work, gravitational work, and frictional work in the context of a physics problem.
Some participants have provided their working calculations and are questioning the accuracy of their results. There is an indication of productive dialogue, with one participant acknowledging a mistake in their earlier calculation and presenting revised work for consideration.
Participants are working under the constraints of a homework assignment, which may limit the information they can provide or the methods they can use. There is an emphasis on verifying calculations and understanding the underlying physics principles.
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: