Physics, asked by asop, 1 year ago

How much joule of work shall be

done by a rectangular object of mass

1 kg when it slides down 50 cm on

an inclined plane making an angle of

30° with the horizontal ground ?

(g = 10 m/s2
)

Answers

Answered by AsmitThakur
0

Explanation:

Since the particle is sliding down with a constant velocity therefore the net force on the particle is zero. The frictional force (acting up the plane ) is balanced by the component mg sin 30.

f = mg sin 30 = 5x10x0.5 = 25 N

Answered by Anonymous
0

Answer:

HELLO,

s = 50cm, a = g = 10 m/s², M= 1kg.

Cos Theta = 30°

F = m × a

F = 1 × 10

F = 10 Newton

Now, 50 cm = 50/100 m

Work done by rectangular object = F × s Cos Theta

= 10 × 50 /100 × √(3) /2

= 500/100 × √(3) /2

= 5√(3)/2 Joule

5√(3)/2 Joule of work should be done by rectangular object.

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