A small block having a mass of m kg is given a horizontal velocity vo when it slides along the smooth conical surface down. Determine (a).The forces acting on the block (b).The acceleration and velocity of the block (c).The velocity and speed of the block when it falls down the distance of h (d).The angle o or tan(4) Note that there are three directions for the motion of block. Radial direction Circylar direction Slope direction 3

A small block having a mass of m kg is given a horizontal velocity vo when it slides along the smooth conical surface down. Determine (a).The forces acting on the block (b).The acceleration and velocity of the block (c).The velocity and speed of the block when it falls down the distance of h (d).The angle o or tan(4) Note that there are three directions for the motion of block. Radial direction Circylar direction Slope direction 3

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter4: Coplanar Equilibrium Analysis

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