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i used work energy theorem till an arbitrary distance x, and then solved for max velocity = f(x), then differentiated it = 0 to find max velocity's x, but can't seem to solve it
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Zoro from temu
Zoro from temuOP2mo ago
3.33m is ans
Sukritya
Sukritya2mo ago
Since frictional force is proportional to the distance covered in inclined plane the question is very much similar to a spring mass system...the only difference is friction will not pull the object backward like spring does it will just retard exactly the way spring mass system retards...after you solve it you will get sinusoidal wave consider just the half part of it...then differentiate and do the rest...
Real potato
Real potato2mo ago
just write the acc as $$ a=gsin\theta -ugxcos\theta$$
TeXit
TeXit2mo ago
Real potato
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Real potato
Real potato2mo ago
Now the velocity will increase only till the acc becomes zero afterwards it will retard So just equate it to zero solve for x and ull get 3.33m
Zoro from temu
Zoro from temuOP2mo ago
yes i solved it that way, i wanna know why the method i mentioned above is not working hmm smart
Real potato
Real potato2mo ago
can you show what hve you done:uhh:

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