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Common Forces. Physics 12. Joke of the day:. Not physics but still funny?. Review: Free-body diagrams:. Free-body diagrams are used to show the relative magnitude and direction of all forces acting on an object. What if some of the forces were not in the x or y plane???????. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Review: Free-body diagrams:

Free-body diagrams are used to show the relative magnitude and direction of all forces acting on an object. What if some of the forces

were not in the x or y plane???????

Example #1:

A 35kg sign is suspended by two wires that each make a 25° with the horizontal. Calculate the tension in each wire. Draw a FBD.

35kg

25°25°

Free Body Diagram

What do we know? What can we calculate?

NF

smkgF

gmF

g

g

g

340

)81.9(35 2

?2 T

?1 T

Θ=25°

Φ=155°

Fg

Net Force:

Not moving….so no acceleration Thus….

0

0

0

0

nety

netx

net

F

F

F

a

Components:

X components: Is there Fg?

No! Others:

Y components: Is there Fg ?

Yes! (Fgy )

Others:

cos

cos

22

11

TT

TT

x

x

sin

sin

22

11

TT

TT

y

y

So what does that tell us?

Analysis:

X-direction

xxnetx TTF 21

21

21 91.)91.(0

TT

TT

xx TT 210

25cos155cos0 21 TT

Analysis

Y-direction

gyynety FTTF

21

21

21

42.42.340

)340(25sin155sin0

TTN

NTT

gmTTFnety

sinsin 21

Analysis (almost done!):

NT

NT

TN

TTN

TT

TTN

410

410

85.340

42.42.340

42.42.340

2

1

1

11

21

21

Review: Force of friction:

Direction of Ff is always opposite to the direction of motion

Ff = µ FN

µ is the coefficient of friction (“stickiness value”, no units)

Example #2:

Holding a Book Against a Wall

What is the applied force? FA

Fg

FN

Ff

kgm 0.1

65.

Holding a Book Against a Wall

NF

FFF

NF

NF

NF

FF

NF

FFF

NF

smkgF

gmF

A

ANnetx

N

N

N

Nf

f

fgnety

g

g

g

15

15

15

65.

8.9

8.9

8.9

)81.9(0.1 2

FA

Fg

FN

Ff

kgm 0.1

65.

Try it :

Page 467 Questions 8,9

Inclined Planes

Label the direction of FN and Fg.

mgθ

N

Not both in the x or y plane…….

Inclined Planes

Take note of and mark the direction of acceleration (a).

mgθ

N

a

Inclined Planes Choose the coordinate system with x in the same or opposite

direction of acceleration and y perpendicular to x. Draw it on the diagram!!!!!!!

mgθ

N

a

x

y

Inclined Planes

Now some trigonometry!

mgθ

N

a

x

y

90- θθ

Example #3:

A worker places a large plastic waste container with a mass of 84 kg on the ramp of a loading dock as shown in the figure. The ramp makes an angle of 22° with the horizontal. The workers turns to pick up another container before pushing the first one up the ramp.(a) If the coefficient of static friction

is 0.47, will the crate slide down the ramp? (b) If the crate does slide down, what will be its acceleration?

Try it

Page 474 10, 11, 12, 13(b)