Physics, asked by Gahannam, 3 months ago

a block of mass M is placed on a rough inclined plane which makes an angle of theta with the horizontal a force f is exerted on the block upward along the surface of a line plane which causes the block to accelerate in the direction of force

1) draw a diagram showing all the relevant forces acting on the block

2) taking u as the relevant coefficient of the friction obtain expression for the acceleration of the block ​

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Answered by nirman95
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1. Diagram is attached in the photo.

2. The various forces are:

  • Applied force = F

  • Force due to component of gravity = Mg\sin(\theta)

  • Friction = \mu N

Now, net force will be :

 \rm \: F_{net} = F -  \{Mg \sin( \theta)  + f \}

 \rm  \implies\: F_{net} = F -  \{Mg \sin( \theta)  +  \mu N\}

 \rm  \implies\: F_{net} = F -  \{Mg \sin( \theta)  +  \mu Mg \cos( \theta) \}

 \rm  \implies\: F_{net} = F -  Mg \{ \sin( \theta)  +  \mu \cos( \theta) \}

 \rm  \implies\: Ma_{net} = F -  Mg \{ \sin( \theta)  +  \mu \cos( \theta) \}

 \rm  \implies\: a_{net} = \dfrac{ F -  Mg \{ \sin( \theta)  +  \mu \cos( \theta) \}}{M}

So, final answer is:

  \boxed{\bold{\: a_{net} = \dfrac{ F -  Mg \{ \sin( \theta)  +  \mu \cos( \theta) \}}{M}}}

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