how does these forces change with decrease or increase in their angles.
1) Normal force (Fn)
2) kinetic friction (Fk)
3) mu (coefficient of friction) or μ
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Set up a coordinate system, Cartesian (x,y) will work fine.
When an object is on a horizontal surface, it only has a N force in the y direction.
If you place the object on an inclined plane, it now has a normal component of both x and y.
Apply Newton's 2nd to the normal direction, where acceleration is 0, to find that:
F=N-mgcos(\theta)
ie: N=mgcos(\theta)
Kinetic Friction is μN.
μ is a constant depending on the two different surfaces unaffected by angle of inclination.
Explain what you mean by "their angles"
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Set up a coordinate system, Cartesian (x,y) will work fine.
When an object is on a horizontal surface, it only has a N force in the y direction.
If you place the object on an inclined plane, it now has a normal component of both x and y.
Apply Newton's 2nd to the normal direction, where acceleration is 0, to find that:
F=N-mgcos(\theta)
ie: N=mgcos(\theta)
Kinetic Friction is μN.
μ is a constant depending on the two different surfaces unaffected by angle of inclination.
Explain what you mean by "their angles"