Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 at 12:03am.
Before you start answering the various parts of the problem, it is a good idea to draw a free body diagram of forces acting on the block.
The force pulling it up the ramp is
F=100 N
The gravity force (weight) downwards is
M g = 10*9.8 = W = 98 N
The normal force appled to the block by the incline is
Fn = M g cos 20 = 92.1 N
The friction force is
Ff = Fn*Uk = 36.8 N (backwards)
Vertical height change
H = 5 sin 20 = 1.71 m
(a) - W*H = ? (it is negative because the object is raised against the gravity force
(b) F * 5m = ?
(c) (F - Ff)* 5 - W*H = ?
(d) =The answer to (c) equals the kinetic energy change. Use that to get the final kinetic energy. That can tell you what the final speed is, using the rule that K.E. = (1/2) M V^2
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