A block of 3 kg is moving up on a ramp (by initial push). The angle of the ramp is 40 degrees. The coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.25. Calculate the acceleration of the object.
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mass of block , m = 3 kg
theta = 40 degree
the normal force , N = m * g * cos(theta)
uk = 0.25
the acceleratio , a = net force /effective mass
a = ( m *g * sin(theta) + uk * N /m
a = ( m *g * sin(theta) + uk * m * g * cos(theta)) /m
a = 9.81 * ( sin(40) + 0.25 * cos(40))
a = 8.18 m/s^2
the acceleration of system is 8.18 m/s^2 down the ramp
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