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[Archive] parallel and perpendicular force Introductory Physics ... Consider the forces on the box parallel to the ramp: to keep the box from sliding, those forces must add to zero. ... Physics Forums > Science Education > Homework & Coursework Questions > Introductory Physics > parallel and perpendicular force...
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2 forces parallel to the X axis do 14.7 Joules of work on a small tray while moving it 20.7 meters in the X direction across a gym floor. One of the forces has a value of +3.89 Newton's in the X direction. What is the other force? ... Subjects -> Physics -> Modern Physics -> Posting #81755...
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7. A man uses a 5 m bar to lift a 540 nt object. If the man pivots the bar 6 cm from the load, what forces must he exert to support the load?
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Two equal and opposite parallel forces acting along different lines on a body constitute a couple. The turning effect of the couple is called its moment and is calculated by the product of either of the forces and the perpendicular distance between them (i.e., between .. ... parallel forces in physics...
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