Posted by ajo on Sunday, December 9, 2007 at 4:23pm.
First, compute the work done in method 1. That would be M g H = 45*9.8*3.0 sin A = 1323 sin A Joules. A is the angle of the place to the horizontal.
With the ramp, you do twice as much work, or 2646 J sin A. If 485 J of this was overcoming friction, the potential energy change was
2646 sin A - 485
This equals the potential energy change with method 1, or 1323 sin A. Therefore
2646 sin A -485 = 1323 sin A
485 = 1323 sin A
sin A = 0.367
A = ?
i don't understand...this part:
the potential energy change was
2646 sin A - 485
This equals the potential energy change with method 1, or 1323 sin A. Therefore
2646 sin A -485 = 1323 sin A
485 = 1323 sin A
can you please explain it in details£¿
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