Dr Code is pulling a steel sledge uphill along a smooth ramp at 25.00°. The Ramp has magnets underneath which exert an attractive force of F magnet 1000.0 Newtons on the steel. The sledge is piled high with tiny gold bars. The combined mass of steel sledge and gold is 248.0 kg. The coefficient of dynamic (moving) friction is 0.2500 and the uphill tension in the rope is 4133.0 Newtons (because Dr Code is pulling on the rope). Hint: N # mgcose a) Draw a free body diagram (FBD) showing the 5 forces acting on the sledge b) Write out the equations c) Find the acceleration of the sledge in m/s? (be sure to include direction such as up the ramp, down the ramp, or static). JUUUUUUU

Dr Code is pulling a steel sledge uphill along a smooth ramp at 25.00°. The Ramp has magnets underneath which exert an attractive force of F magnet 1000.0 Newtons on the steel. The sledge is piled high with tiny gold bars. The combined mass of steel sledge and gold is 248.0 kg. The coefficient of dynamic (moving) friction is 0.2500 and the uphill tension in the rope is 4133.0 Newtons (because Dr Code is pulling on the rope). Hint: N # mgcose a) Draw a free body diagram (FBD) showing the 5 forces acting on the sledge b) Write out the equations c) Find the acceleration of the sledge in m/s? (be sure to include direction such as up the ramp, down the ramp, or static). JUUUUUUU

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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