Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, November 28, 2010 at 7:43pm.
weight down the hill: 50g*SinTheta
friction on the plane= 50g*mu*CosTheta
now, assuming the block is going up the hill (friction in the direction of downhill)..
61.3g-50g*sinTheta-50g*CosTheta=mass*a
solve for a.
would the acceleration be negative?
Yes, if it is defined positive downhill. I believe Bob left on the coefficient of friction mu in the CosTheta term of the last equation.
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