The crate has now reached a ramp, that is inclined at an angle 15° with the horizontal. You push a crate on the ramp in a straight line, at a constant speed, over a distance d 5 m along the ramp, while applying a force F = 30 N parallel to the ramp surface. What is the work done by you on the crate? (the force the you apply is basically to overcome friction between the crate and the ground, as well as to raise it as it goes up the ramp). If needed, take mass of the crate as 10.0 kg.

The crate has now reached a ramp, that is inclined at an angle 15° with the horizontal. You push a crate on the ramp in a straight line, at a constant speed, over a distance d 5 m along the ramp, while applying a force F = 30 N parallel to the ramp surface. What is the work done by you on the crate? (the force the you apply is basically to overcome friction between the crate and the ground, as well as to raise it as it goes up the ramp). If needed, take mass of the crate as 10.0 kg.

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Chapter7: Work And Kinetic Energy

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