Hmm, perhaps the diagram isn't clear, the object is moving back and forth on the pendulum, but in sort of an arc like so:
http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/9210/85456919.png
Does this change anything?
Homework Statement
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I have to find the tension for the rope when angle is 20 degrees, the object is moving back and forth. I know the mass is 2kg, gravity is 10N/kg
Homework Equations
F_t * cos θ = mg.
So F_t = mg/cos θ
The...
This, is just a concept question:
My teacher gave the Answer has something like this:
However I understand most of it, except the part where it says:
What is happening in this? Where does the 4*pi^2*L*sin(theta) come from, and how is v found? why is f = 1/t?
So, I think I got it.
Fn = mg cos theta + F sin theta
and then F = mg tan theta
So F = 16.9 N
and Fn = 26.10N, so max Ffric = 23.49 / cos 40 deg (component) = 30.7N for Max force F?
I found the acceleration the block would have if there was no horizontal force, so basically the force down the incline. And then to balance it i divided by cos 40. I drew the diagram, but still don't get it..
Hmm, I think I get it. So acceleration is the F|| - ukFn right?
Then a = m(sin 40 - .3 * cos 40)
And i get acceleration =8.39 m/s/s
Then force F = 8.39/cos40 = 10.95N, so max F = 10.95 N? Or is this wrong?
Homework Statement
Assume the ramp and block make the following coefficients of friction: (μs=0.9 μk=0.3)
and the 2 kg mass is placed at rest on the ramp and a horizontal force F is also applied.
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What is the biggest magnitude force F...