what does net force equals in this graph or question. why does F[net] = f[w] sin angle -F[f]? and why does force o

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what does net force equals in this graph or question. why does F[net] = f[w] sin angle -F[f]? and why does force o

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what does net force equals in this graph or question. why does F[net] = f[w] sin angle -F[f]? and why does force of tension equals Mg- Ma in second graph
What Does Net Force Equals In This Graph Or Question Why Does F Net F W Sin Angle F F And Why Does Force O 1
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is me sind all me sille akes a 30° angle with find the acceleration of Example 18 A block slides down an inclined plane that makes a 30° the horizontal. If the coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.3, hnd the accel below, the weight the block. parallel to s scalar components: f. Sin e parall Solution. First draw a free-body diagram. Notice that, in the diagram shown below of the block, F = mg, has been written in terms of the ramp and F. cos normal to the ramp: EN TLF Fsin e Fw cos o The force of friction, F., that acts up the ramp (opposite to the direction in which the block slides) has magnitude F- uF. But the diagram shows that FN = F.cos , so F = u(mg cosa Therefore, the net force down the ramp is - ucos ) F sin - F = mg sin 0 - umg cos 0 = mg(sin Then, setting Fequal to ma, we solve for a: a Fe - mg(sin 0 - ucos 6) m = g(sin - ucos e) = (10 m/s?) (sin 30° -0.3 cos 30°) = 2.4 m/s?

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