#forces
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is the answer 0.392
R always acts perpendicular to the surface
Everything except R is correct also the component forces should be perpendicular to each other too(u might have meant to do that but it doesn't look that )
wdym my r isnt right?
wdym by the second part too 😭
wdym?
can u show how the force of 8n acting on P would look like when u split up the components without moving it?
Can I have the ms pls
Why is the angle 40 shouldn’t it be 30
No, but which one
yeah
for the 8sin40 how do you know if it’s going downward or upwards??
if the force of 8N arrow is pointing diagonally bottom right
wdym?
think of it like a journey, starting from the end of the arrow without the triangle point
in order to reach where the arrow is going
u have to draw 2 lines to get there
shall i draw it out to make more sense?
yes pls
ohhhhhh omggg this makes sm sense 😭😭
u get it now ?
i was so confused everytime i drew those forces
yeahhh me too
tysm
yeahh
no problem
so for the 0.5gsin.. would it be pushing to the right?
yeah pls
cos it's important u get this cos it's usually worth a lot of marks
ok ill do it now 1 sec
yeahh fr if you don’t get it right the answer is completely wrong
acc do u want me to draw out whole thing
sure that might be better 😭
oh right so its different for the 0.5g forces
wdym different
same thing, arrow going down so u do 2 diff arrows that go towards it
for the 8n forces you start from there, but for the 0.5 forces you start at the beginning and reach 0.5
if that makes sense
draw the arrows
it acting into the angled plane so force would have to go down and another force would up
wdym by another force would up?
i said down
if it helps, u draw ur R (reaction) force on the particle first (it's perpendicular to the plane) and then u draw a line going straight down from that R force in the same direction but downwards, then try and perpendicularly connect that to ur arrow going down (0.5g)
the force would be travelling down would be add together with the weight for the Normal reaction
ohh
lets say the 8n was coming out of the particle rather than pushing in? would the force diagram stay the same
no
if it 8N was going out then the sin and cos forces under the arrow go the opposite direction
so sin would go up, cos would go left
hm okay
i think i just need to memorise this
no not really
just remember like it's a journey
the cos and sin want to go the long way around using vertical and horizontal lines to go in the same direction as the arrow
do u mind drawing it 😅
@idle briar do you get it?
yeahh thanks