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How can I deal with F2 

 

 

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 Dec 7, 2014

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Accelerating masses:

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 Dec 7, 2014
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Use trig to resolve F2 into orthogonal components: one acting in the same direction as F1 and the other component acting in the same direction as F3.

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but I don't need to resolve the vector 

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Yes you do!  The work done by F2 is the component parallel to the incline's surface (F2cos(30°)) multiplied by the distance moved.

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yes that's right Now I get it  

 

 

can you also help me here 

 

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Accelerating masses:

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Alan Dec 7, 2014
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Thank you Alan now its very clear 

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