Question #139935
What is the magnitude of force required to pull a block of massm= 100kgup the incline of 32 degrees with constant speed?
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Expert's answer
2020-10-25T18:26:34-0400

Fgravitational=mass×gravity.F_{gravitational}= mass\times gravity.


=100×9.8=980N= 100\times 9.8= 980N


Fparrallel=mgsinθ=980sin(30°)=460NF_{parrallel}=mg\sin \theta= 980\sin(30\degree)= 460N


Fperpendicular=mgcosθ=980cos(30°)=852.6NF_{perpendicular}=mg\cos \theta= 980 \cos(30\degree)= 852.6N


The forces directed perpendicular to the incline balance each other. Thus Fnorm is equal to Fperpendicular.


FNorm=852.6NF_{Norm}= 852.6N


There is no other force parallel to the incline to counteract the parallel component of gravity. Thus, the net force is equal to the Fparallel value.


Thus FNet=460NF_{Net}= 460N



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