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an object of mass 10 kg tends to slide on an rough inclined plane of 30°. How much force is to be applied in upward direction along the inclined plane on the object so that it will tend to move up​

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Answered by prithivkumar12
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Answer:

An object of mass 10 kg is to be kept at rest on an inclined plane making an angle of 370 to the horizontal by applying a force F along the ... If the block has tendency to slide down, friction on block will act upwards.

Answered by durgamahanthi9
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Answer:

mgsin37  

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=10×10×3/5=60N

f  

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=μ=0.2mgcos37  

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=0.2×10×10×4/5

=16N

Friction force alone is unable to balance mgsin37  

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. Hence, F is required for balancing. Here two cases arise.

Case I:  

If the block has tendency to slide down, friction on block will act upwards.

F + 16 = 60

RightarrowF=44N

This is the minimum force required for balancing.

Case II: If the block has on tendency to slide up, friction on block will act downwards.

F = 60 + 16⇒ F= 76 N

This is the maximum force required for balancing.

Therefore, for balancing 44N≤F≤16N

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