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0133 Lecture Notes - Physics "Magic Trick" on an Incline.docx page 1 of 1 Flipping Physics Lecture Notes: Physics "Magic Trick" on an Incline First we need the incline angle: sin θ = O H = 15.9 cm 70.5 cm θ = sin 1 15.9 70.5 = 13.0342° The mass of the block: m block = 121 g × 1 kg 1000g = 0.121 kg Draw The Free Body Diagram. Break the Force of Gravity into its parallel and perpendicular components. Redraw the Free Body Diagram. Newton’s Second Law in both directions: F ! = F sf F g ! = ma ! = m 0 () = 0 F sf = F g ! = mg sin θ F sf = F g ! = 0.121 ( ) 9.81 ( ) sin 13.0342 ( ) = 0.267709 0.268 N F y = F N F g = ma = m 0 () = 0 F N = F g = mg cosθ F N = F g = 0.121 ( ) 9.81 ( ) cos 13.0342 ( ) = 1.15643 1.16 N The “Magic Trick” math: m ! = msin θ = 121 ( ) sin 13.0342 ( ) = 27.2894 27.3g m = mcosθ = 121 ( ) cos 13.0342 ( ) = 117.883 118g The “Floating Block” replaces the Force Normal with Force of Tension 1 and the Force of Static Friction with Force of Tension 2.

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Flipping Physics Lecture Notes:

Physics "Magic Trick" on an Incline

First we need the incline angle:

sinθ = O

H= 15.9cm

70.5cm⇒θ = sin−1 15.9

70.5

⎛⎝⎜

⎞⎠⎟=13.0342°

The mass of the block:

m

block=121g × 1kg

1000g= 0.121kg

• Draw The Free Body Diagram. • Break the Force of Gravity into its parallel

and perpendicular components. • Redraw the Free Body Diagram.

Newton’s Second Law in both directions:

F!∑ = F

sf− F

g!= ma

!= m 0( ) = 0⇒ F

sf= F

g!= mg sinθ

⇒ F

sf= F

g!= 0.121( ) 9.81( )sin 13.0342( ) = 0.267709 ≈ 0.268N

F

y∑ = FN− F

g⊥= ma⊥ = m 0( ) = 0⇒ F

N= F

g⊥= mg cosθ

⇒ F

N= F

g⊥= 0.121( ) 9.81( )cos 13.0342( ) =1.15643 ≈1.16N

The “Magic Trick” math:

m!= msinθ = 121( )sin 13.0342( ) = 27.2894 ≈ 27.3g

m⊥ = mcosθ = 121( )cos 13.0342( ) =117.883 ≈118g

The “Floating Block” replaces the Force Normal with Force of Tension 1 and the Force of Static Friction with Force of Tension 2.