Day 36, Thursday, 15 October, 2015 Tension and Inclined Planes Review 4 Fundamental Forces Hanging Weight Tension Problems Inclined Planes Beware the mysterious.

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Day 36, Thursday, 15 October, 2015 Tension and Inclined Planes Review 4 Fundamental Forces Hanging Weight Tension Problems Inclined Planes Beware the mysterious sin/cos shift

Some Common Forces 1. Friction 2. Normal 3. Restoring force of a spring 4. Tension 5. Thrust 6. Gravity (weight)

Characteristics of the 4 Fundamental Forces

Inclined Plane Problems: Resolve the force of gravity into parallel and perpendicular components

Diagram

Work Problems for Class 1. A skier goes down a hill 2. A hanging sign supported from 2 sides 3. A sign hung in an alleyway

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