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Dear Sir, Please clarify anything wrong here ? 3:41 - Triangle on the "right" compares to triangle on the "left" (the red line you have just drawn ==> Should it be x-line direction and the other one should be y-line direction (meaning other way around)? That is x = mg sin (theta) and y = mg cos (theta) ?
Sir, Please compare carefully situation between 7:14 and 8:44. To me, it is "the same" Seem to me that you are treating object moving to the "Right-Hand-Side" direction is "+ve". Right? Hence, Fx = -ve as object moves Left-Hand-Side in 8.44 ==> ax = -ve ==> 7:14 = 8:44, that is, Fx = -Fg - Fk
@@huyanhle Yes, that's true. As long as we stick to one frame of reference. We should be getting the same answer. we should be getting both the magnitude and direction correct.
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The video explains the physics of inclined planes, covering key formulas like normal force, gravitational components, and acceleration, including the effects of friction. It demonstrates calculations for blocks on inclines with varying angles and friction conditions. [00:01] Understanding the forces and angles on an inclined plane - Reviewing the normal force and weight of an object on an incline} - Explaining the importance of drawing a triangle to analyze forces} - Demonstrating the calculation of angles using trigonometry} - Applying trigonometric ratios to determine components of forces}
[03:34] Understanding the forces on a block on an inclined plane - Identifying the force that accelerates the block down the incline} - Deriving a formula to find the acceleration of a block on a frictionless incline} - Realizing that the acceleration down the incline is independent of the block's mass} - Dealing with friction when the block is sliding down the incline}
[07:01] Calculation of acceleration on inclined planes - Determining acceleration of a block sliding up an incline} - Net force in the x direction involving gravity and friction} - Acceleration formula for a block sliding up an incline} - Effect of incline direction on acceleration} - Physics problem related to inclined planes}
[10:28] Introduction to Inclined Planes: Understanding forces and acceleration - Main forces on an inclined plane: Normal force, gravitational force, friction} - Calculating acceleration on an inclined plane using g sine theta} - Acceleration on the incline is 4.9 meters per second squared} - Determining final speed after traveling 200 meters down the incline}
[14:00] Calculating acceleration and distance on an inclined plane - Block moving up a 25 degree incline with initial speed} - Acceleration in the x direction calculated as -4.14166 m/s^2} - Answer for part a: acceleration of the block} - Determining the distance the block travels before stopping}
[17:31] Calculating the distance traveled on an inclined plane - Solving for the distance 'd' on the incline} - Determining the time it takes for the block to stop} - Using the kinematic formula to calculate final velocity}
20:38 this is debatable, making it come to a stop makes it seem like there is friction on the incline which is not included in calculations. gravity will ultimately pull the block back down. what i did was multiply the time it takes to get to its max height by 2, which is saying that it will reach a max height and then go back to where it started.
i loveyouru videos and you do a great job explaining everything, but at 1:40.. you should have used the bottom line as x as it is parallel to the x axis of the incline and should have used y as the line perpendicular to the incline. because you did it backwards i had to keep in mind that for every formula you gave for sin and cosine, i had to switch them. just saying..but other than that great job and thank you very much.
Hello! your video is really helpful and we really appreciate your work! Just wanna let you know that you made a mistake after you drew the triangle on the right at 1:30, the x and y should swap to make it correct. y = mg cos theta, x = mg sin theta.
Yes, you are right, I also saw that he put y on the horizontal direction...it's a small mistake but it could confuse people. For the rest his videos are really great :)
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at 2:53 Fnet on y-axis should be zero to say that Fn=mg cos(angle), while the object is moving at an angle which means that it's moving with acceleration on x and y axes which means Fnet on y, is not equal to zero
Based off your example questions, AND the importance of diagram accuracy in which way the triangle is facing being important cause it can change up the signs: HOW do you know which way to draw your triangle?!?
It is not intuitive, but think about a shallow ramp, say 10°. Most of mg will be directed downward. Cos of 10° will be nearly 1, whereas sin will be very small. So mg toward the ground will be cos theta and mg down the shallow ramp will be sin theta.
Thanks for the explanation 🙏.. now how do you tell the direction which the free body diagram should face to give you a postive or a negative value for acceleration ? 😓😓
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Dear Sir,
Please clarify anything wrong here ?
3:41 - Triangle on the "right" compares to triangle on the "left" (the red line you have just drawn ==> Should it be x-line direction and the other one should be y-line direction (meaning other way around)?
That is x = mg sin (theta) and y = mg cos (theta) ?
Sir,
Please compare carefully situation between 7:14 and 8:44. To me, it is "the same"
Seem to me that you are treating object moving to the "Right-Hand-Side" direction is "+ve". Right?
Hence, Fx = -ve as object moves Left-Hand-Side in 8.44 ==> ax = -ve
==> 7:14 = 8:44, that is, Fx = -Fg - Fk
@@huyanhle Yes, that's true. As long as we stick to one frame of reference. We should be getting the same answer. we should be getting both the magnitude and direction correct.
Hi. I know you deserve remuneration for your efforts but some of us cannot afford to pay for the patreon. I really wish there was another way because your videos are helpful and I really need them
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The video explains the physics of inclined planes, covering key formulas like normal force, gravitational components, and acceleration, including the effects of friction. It demonstrates calculations for blocks on inclines with varying angles and friction conditions.
[00:01] Understanding the forces and angles on an inclined plane
- Reviewing the normal force and weight of an object on an incline}
- Explaining the importance of drawing a triangle to analyze forces}
- Demonstrating the calculation of angles using trigonometry}
- Applying trigonometric ratios to determine components of forces}
[03:34] Understanding the forces on a block on an inclined plane
- Identifying the force that accelerates the block down the incline}
- Deriving a formula to find the acceleration of a block on a frictionless incline}
- Realizing that the acceleration down the incline is independent of the block's mass}
- Dealing with friction when the block is sliding down the incline}
[07:01] Calculation of acceleration on inclined planes
- Determining acceleration of a block sliding up an incline}
- Net force in the x direction involving gravity and friction}
- Acceleration formula for a block sliding up an incline}
- Effect of incline direction on acceleration}
- Physics problem related to inclined planes}
[10:28] Introduction to Inclined Planes: Understanding forces and acceleration
- Main forces on an inclined plane: Normal force, gravitational force, friction}
- Calculating acceleration on an inclined plane using g sine theta}
- Acceleration on the incline is 4.9 meters per second squared}
- Determining final speed after traveling 200 meters down the incline}
[14:00] Calculating acceleration and distance on an inclined plane
- Block moving up a 25 degree incline with initial speed}
- Acceleration in the x direction calculated as -4.14166 m/s^2}
- Answer for part a: acceleration of the block}
- Determining the distance the block travels before stopping}
[17:31] Calculating the distance traveled on an inclined plane
- Solving for the distance 'd' on the incline}
- Determining the time it takes for the block to stop}
- Using the kinematic formula to calculate final velocity}
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20:38 this is debatable, making it come to a stop makes it seem like there is friction on the incline which is not included in calculations. gravity will ultimately pull the block back down. what i did was multiply the time it takes to get to its max height by 2, which is saying that it will reach a max height and then go back to where it started.
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Hello! your video is really helpful and we really appreciate your work! Just wanna let you know that you made a mistake after you drew the triangle on the right at 1:30, the x and y should swap to make it correct. y = mg cos theta, x = mg sin theta.
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Fnet on y-axis should be zero to say that Fn=mg cos(angle), while the object is moving at an angle which means that it's moving with acceleration on x and y axes which means Fnet on y, is not equal to zero
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Based off your example questions, AND the importance of diagram accuracy in which way the triangle is facing being important cause it can change up the signs:
HOW do you know which way to draw your triangle?!?
this is really helpful
Awesome video thanks
For getting Fx why are you using sin instead of cos? I thought we would always use cos for x and sin for y like in kinematics?
It is not intuitive, but think about a shallow ramp, say 10°. Most of mg will be directed downward. Cos of 10° will be nearly 1, whereas sin will be very small. So mg toward the ground will be cos theta and mg down the shallow ramp will be sin theta.
Thanks for the explanation 🙏.. now how do you tell the direction which the free body diagram should face to give you a postive or a negative value for acceleration ? 😓😓
Sir, this is my doubt too
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