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For a 10kg object on a 30degree inclined plane, what are the object's weight and the normal force exerted?

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For a 10kg object on a 30degree inclined plane, what are the object's weight and the normal force exerted?

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  1. Normal Force = m*g * Cos(30)  where m is 10kg (the object's weight) and g is 9.8 meters/sec


  2. weight=mg=98 N

    normal force=98cos30=49sqrt(2) N

    accel force=98sin30=49 N

  3. The weight is always equal to mg, so:

    w = mg = (10kg)(9.8m/s^2) = 98N

    normal force: 98cos30... To verify this, draw a free body diagram. It needs a little knowledge of geometry.

  4. see my answer to your last question

    weight is a force due to the acceleration due to gravity (near the earths surface)

    F=dp.dt = ma (Newtons 2nd law)

    a = g (near earths surface

    F=ma=mg


  5. m=10kg,theta=30,w=?,f=?

    W=mg=10*10=100N THEREFORE OBJECT weight =100N

    F=mgsintheta=10*10*sin30=100*0.5=50N(n... force =50N

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