#Plausible problem?
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It’s very good my friend
Though acceleration at the end should be 1.32 m/s^2
But it’s okay it might have been a calculator problem. The most important is that you have the good values for each forces. You used the equilibrium in motion equation wisely and you didn’t make any mistakes in projection by using trigonometry
Yeah maybe
I over thought it tho @rancid dock , it was just a force acting on an object moving on the ground, not an incline
A little conceptual error there
Dang I did it incline lol 😆
lol I did too
my dad explained it to me and he was like, if you think of a wagon, the pulling intermediary on the wagon is not 0 degrees, it must be some positive number, and the wagon doesn’t go flying lol
So it would have been easier than I thought
lol yeah definitely
Yeah using the fx
Too easy correct
But if we did the way we thought it would be
That would be a little more than trivial
I still believe the wagon was moving on an inclined plane because.. mg=normal force is too basic
Oh okay I will prove to you the wagon was moving on an inclined plane
Question (c) is the normal force greater than or less than the weight. It doesn’t mention equal
That’s true
Oh wait a second
lol yeah
The person considered the normal force vertical
Then here… the plane is not inclined
yeah most probably
idk I will ask my dad but I shall see
But for the time being ig it’s solved
But since I have you friended we shall consult over these mechanics questions more
I’m in AP Physics 1 btw
Oh alright!