College Physics
College Physics
11th Edition
ISBN: 9781305952300
Author: Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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**Problem Statement:** You are playing a game where the goal is to slide a small block up a ramp with inclination \( \alpha \) so that it reaches a target at a vertical distance \( h \) above the bottom of the incline. There is friction between the block and the incline, with kinetic friction coefficient \( \mu_k \). Use the work-kinetic energy theorem to calculate the initial speed you must give the block at the bottom of the incline so that it will come to rest at the target. Express your answer in terms of \( g \), \( h \), \( \mu_k \), and \( \alpha \). --- **Diagram Description:** The diagram accompanying the problem shows a small block on an inclined ramp. - The ramp is inclined at an angle \( \alpha \). - An initial velocity \( \vec{v_i} \) is directed up the ramp. - The block moves up to reach a target, which is a distance \( h \) vertically from the starting point. The ramp and the block illustrate the path the block needs to follow in order to reach the height \( h \). The diagram helps visualize the problem of calculating the necessary initial speed given the effects of gravity and friction on the block as it ascends the incline.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Problem Statement:** You are playing a game where the goal is to slide a small block up a ramp with inclination \( \alpha \) so that it reaches a target at a vertical distance \( h \) above the bottom of the incline. There is friction between the block and the incline, with kinetic friction coefficient \( \mu_k \). Use the work-kinetic energy theorem to calculate the initial speed you must give the block at the bottom of the incline so that it will come to rest at the target. Express your answer in terms of \( g \), \( h \), \( \mu_k \), and \( \alpha \). --- **Diagram Description:** The diagram accompanying the problem shows a small block on an inclined ramp. - The ramp is inclined at an angle \( \alpha \). - An initial velocity \( \vec{v_i} \) is directed up the ramp. - The block moves up to reach a target, which is a distance \( h \) vertically from the starting point. The ramp and the block illustrate the path the block needs to follow in order to reach the height \( h \). The diagram helps visualize the problem of calculating the necessary initial speed given the effects of gravity and friction on the block as it ascends the incline.
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Draw the free-body diagram of the block.

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Determine the inclined distance of the block.

sinα=hdd=hsinα

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