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  1. Unread #1 - Dec 5, 2010 at 1:45 PM
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    I've got 2 questions here that are really making me bust a nut:

    I've got an idea on how to do both, but in both instances my ideas are wrong >_>
     
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    For the first one:

    m = -{[(cos31)(21N)]/(0.55)} - (sin31)(21N)---- divide that by 9.8 or 10.

    Check to see if my sin and cos are right. Everything else should be right.

    My equations:

    SUM F up and down = Fn + Ry(rope) - Fg=ma
    SUM F left and right = Rx - Ff=ma
     
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    do you have a formula for number two cause I cant find it in my book but I remember how to do the problem
     
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