A 5-kg wooden block sits on top of a fixed incline oriented at an angle 0=30°. The coefficients of friction between the block and the incline are P= 0.60 and Pk = 0.30. The block is being pulled up the incline by a cable tugged at the other end with force P = 60 N as shown. At the instant shown, the block is sliding up the incline and the normal force exerted by the incline on the block is equal to 42.5 N. P m=5kg 5. The reaction force R exerted by the inclined surface on the block, which is the resultant of the frictional and normal forces, as it slides up the incline is closest to 49.5 N S 59.0° 49.5 NS 29.0° 44.3 NS 43.3° 44.3 NS 73.3

A 5-kg wooden block sits on top of a fixed incline oriented at an angle 0=30°. The coefficients of friction between the block and the incline are P= 0.60 and Pk = 0.30. The block is being pulled up the incline by a cable tugged at the other end with force P = 60 N as shown. At the instant shown, the block is sliding up the incline and the normal force exerted by the incline on the block is equal to 42.5 N. P m=5kg 5. The reaction force R exerted by the inclined surface on the block, which is the resultant of the frictional and normal forces, as it slides up the incline is closest to 49.5 N S 59.0° 49.5 NS 29.0° 44.3 NS 43.3° 44.3 NS 73.3

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter5: More Applications Of Newton’s Laws

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