A book of mass m is pushed against a smooth frictionless wall by a force P that makes an angle 0 the horizontal. Find: a) The normal force on the book. b) The acceleration of the block in terms of P, m, 0, and constants. c) Look at the special values of the angle to see if the above answers make sense

A book of mass m is pushed against a smooth frictionless wall by a force P that makes an angle 0 the horizontal. Find: a) The normal force on the book. b) The acceleration of the block in terms of P, m, 0, and constants. c) Look at the special values of the angle to see if the above answers make sense

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A book of mass m is pushed against a smooth frictionless wall by a force
P that makes an angle 0 the horizontal.
Find:
a) The normal force on the book.
b) The acceleration of the block in terms of P, m, 0, and constants.
c) Look at the special values of the angle to see if the above answers
make sense

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