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Write the formula for time of descent of a body moving down along the rough inclined plane. please say fast ​

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Answered by XxhazzxX
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Answer:

Expressed mathematically, the force F required to move a block D up an inclined plane without friction is equal to its weight W times the sine of the angle the inclined plane makes with the horizontal. Referring to the Figure, F = W sin θ.

Answered by blackcat39
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 \text {While  \: moving \:  up:  \: the \:  opposing } \\  \text{  forces  \: are \:  gravity \:  + \:  friction}  \\  \text {</p><p>While  \: moving \:  down:  }

 \text{  it  \: is \:  only \:  friction \:  and \:  also \:  gravity} \\  \text{ is \:  supporting \:  force.} \\  \text{Friction \:  is  \: same \:  in \:  both \:  the  \: cases.}  \\ \text{</p><p>So,  \: The  \: time \:  of \:  ascent  \: for \:  a } \\  \text {body \:  projected \:  to \:  move \:  up \:  a \:  rough  \: inclined  \: plane  \: is  \: less \:  than  \: the \:  time \:  of \:  decent \:  as \:  it receives  \: more \:  retardation.}</p><p></p><p>

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