#mechanics ladders
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the object doesn't experience a normal contact force, its only force is weight due to g
if its touching the ladder, how comes it doesn't? in other questions where there was a box for example there was a always a reaction force
thats just mgcostheta no?
u dont show that though
idk
?
ur looking at the child and ladder
as one system
so the normal contact force on the child from the ladder is internaal
like here u have to consider the reaction force from the plane on Q
because
ur only looking at Q
the forces acting on it
like in the ladder one u took moments
sorry i dont have a good explanation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9cDQP39VsI
maybe this video it shows examples
But idk if it will be much use to u
This video talks about the difference between internal and external forces, using a weightlifter and their weights as an example.