Mass with force at angle
Application of
Newton's second law
to a single mass.
Net force
=
mass
x
acceleration
For this case the net force is the
horizontal component
of the applied force F. For an applied force of F=
N at an angle of
degrees, the net force is
N.
Net force =
N =
kg x
m/s²
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In U.S. common units this becomes:
Net force =
lb =
slug x
ft/s²
Add friction
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