Part (a) What is the minimum work in Joules you will do in rolling the tire all the way up the ramp as shown in Case (1)? Neglect any losses due Part (b) Calculate the size of the average force in Newtons that you must apply on the tire if you push in a direction parallel to the ramp? See Case Part (c) After a few unsuccessful tries, your friend suggests that you push the tire up the ramp by applying a horizontal force, as shown in Case (2). Calculate the work in Joules you will (hopefully) do in moving the tire up the ramp this way. Again, neglect any frictional losses. W₂=1

Part (a) What is the minimum work in Joules you will do in rolling the tire all the way up the ramp as shown in Case (1)? Neglect any losses due Part (b) Calculate the size of the average force in Newtons that you must apply on the tire if you push in a direction parallel to the ramp? See Case Part (c) After a few unsuccessful tries, your friend suggests that you push the tire up the ramp by applying a horizontal force, as shown in Case (2). Calculate the work in Joules you will (hopefully) do in moving the tire up the ramp this way. Again, neglect any frictional losses. W₂=1

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Description: answer parts a, b, and c Problem 3: You want to move your m = 21 kg spare tire from the floor onto the back ofyour pickup truck. The bed of your truck is h = 0.86 m above the floor. You have found a sturdyrope, and a strong plank to use as a ramp tha

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