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(20) 16. An object slides down an inclined plane as shown. a) Draw a good well-labeled free-body diagram. Include friction. Use parallel and perpendicular coordinates, and resolve into components any forces as needed. Show the components and their magnitudes. \theta b) Write the perpendicular (or y) force equation. Do not solve. c) Write the parallel (or x) force equation. Do not solve. Data (NOT to be used before this point): m = 27 km, \mu = 0.20, \theta = 23°, d) Find the magnitude of the force of friction. e) Find the acceleration.

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16. An object slides down an inclined plane as shown.
a) Draw a good well-labeled free-body diagram. Include friction. Use parallel and perpendicular coordinates, and
resolve into components any forces as needed. Show the components and their magnitudes.
\theta
b) Write the perpendicular (or y) force equation. Do not solve.
c) Write the parallel (or x) force equation. Do not solve.
Data (NOT to be used before this point): m = 27 km, \mu = 0.20, \theta = 23°,
d) Find the magnitude of the force of friction.
e) Find the acceleration.

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16. An object slides down an inclined plane as shown.
a) Draw a good well-labeled free-body diagram. Include friction. Use parallel and perpendicular coordinates, and
resolve into components any forces as needed. Show the components and their magnitudes.
θb) Write the perpendicular (or y) force equation. Do not solve.
c) Write the parallel (or x) force equation. Do not solve.
Data (NOT to be used before this point): m = 27 km, μ= 0.20, θ= 23°,
d) Find the magnitude of the force of friction.
e) Find the acceleration.

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Include friction. Use parallel and perpendicular coordinates, and resolve any forces into components as needed. Show the components and their magnitudes. In the free-body diagram, we have the following forces: - The weight force (mg) acting vertically Show more…

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(20) 16. An object slides down an inclined plane as shown. a) Draw a good, well-labeled free-body diagram. Include friction. Use parallel and perpendicular coordinates, and resolve any forces into components as needed. Show the components and their magnitudes. b) Write the perpendicular (or y) force equation. Do not solve. c) Write the parallel (or x) force equation. Do not solve. Data NOT to be used before this point: m = 27 kg μ = 0.20 θ = 23° d) Find the magnitude of the force of friction. e) Find the acceleration.

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