Posted by Chan on Saturday, October 24, 2009 at 2:30am.
you start by breaking up the tension in the rope into a vertical part (which reduces force normal and friction), and a horizontal part.
Forcenormal=mg-vertical component of tension
Friction=forcenormal*mu
so to move, the horizontal component of tension must at least equal fricion.
You can now find tension from that.
work on sled? tensioninhorizontal*distance.
frictionwork? friction*distance
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