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Homework Statement



A 70 kg crate is pushed at constant speed up the frictionless 23°

What horizontal force F is required? ( x Component Force)?

What force is exerted by the ramp on the crate?




Homework Equations



I used wsin(23) then i did (wsin(23))cos(23) which i found 246.73 N

and I used Wcos(23)= 631 N

I know that Fnet= 0 since the Velocity is constant acceleration is zero

I did a freebody Diagram



The Attempt at a Solution



I got 246.7 N for force in the Horizontal direction

and I got 631 N for what the second question is asking for.

I did that by calculating the Normal force.

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It's a bit hard to tell what you did. Start by identifying all the forces acting on the crate. Then write two equations: One for force components parallel to the incline; the other for components perpendicular.